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A visual space for learning and sharing

VisuoLab connects sign language resources, content creation and teaching in one ecosystem. It brings learners, educators, translators and interpreters together around visual communication.Find your first steps →
Two hands forming a visual connection

Explore the ecosystem

Sign Language Portal

VisuoLab Sign Language Portal logoDiscover educational, cultural and research materials through search and filters.

Resource Creator

VisuoLab Resource Creator logoBuild and share resources with video, images and text, including V-Books.

Visual Classroom

VisuoLab Multifunctional Room logoOrganize Spaces for collaborative practice, activities, assessment and feedback.

Where would you like to begin?

I am a learner

Find your institutional access, explore resources and join the activities shared with you.

I am an instructor

Plan a learning sequence, organize a Space and choose activities for your group.

I manage an institution

Understand the administration areas and assign responsibilities to your local team.

I support the technology

Prepare institutional deployment and coordinate installation, maintenance and localization.

Teach through visual practice

Use open activities for discussion and practice, including simultaneous and consecutive interpreting. Combine video submissions with teacher feedback, peer review and self-assessment when appropriate.
Classroom Space with source material and participant video responses

Organize source materials and interpreting activities in a Space.

Video discussion interface with timeline markers and video comments

Discuss video with timeline markers, recordings and comments.

Illustrative images from the VisuoLab landing page. The interface may differ in your installation. Explore teaching with VisuoLab →

The people and institutions behind VisuoLab

VisuoLab began in 2022 through collaboration between Humboldt University of Berlin, Federal University of Santa Catarina and Levante Lab. Academic expertise, sign language communities and software development come together to shape the platform.

Academic institutions

Academic team

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Christian Rathmann, Christian Peters and Thomas Geißler at Humboldt University of Berlin, together with Ronice Müller de Quadros at UFSC, contributed academic guidance to the project.

Technology and design

Levante Lab logo

Levante Lab contributes software development, user experience and technical support.

VisuoLab around the world

The platform is distributed through institutional installations and adapted to local teaching contexts. The map brings together the countries described in the project materials and the partner locations provided for this documentation.
Map highlighting Brazil, Germany, Estonia, Austria and Hungary, with a detailed view of Europe

VisuoLab international network. Country highlights are not a live deployment status report.

Read the project presentation

About this documentation

English is the reference edition. Use the tabs above to explore Portuguese, German or Estonian.
These are introductory guides. Detailed tutorials are being prepared, and translations require partner review. Confirm available features and interface labels against your institution’s installation.