Where creative literature meets digital technology to create immersive learning experiences

Fuel the Future of Deaf Children: Support Our Initiatives

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About Motion Light Lab

Motion Light Lab is a space where creative literature meets digital technology to create immersive learning experiences.

We are a part of the National Science Foundation/Gallaudet University Science of Learning Center on Visual Language and Visual Learning at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C.

Motion Light Lab’s efforts intersect creative literative and digital technology that integrate with VL2 Science to create immersive learning experiences. ML2 engages in a wide range of projects, research and development, including:

 
  • The development and distribution of bilingual storybook apps

  • The provision of training to support literacy development for deaf children

  • The creation of advanced 3D signing avatars through motion capture technology

 
 
 
 
 

Your contribution fuels projects like these

 
 
 
 
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Storybook Apps published

 

Deaf trained in Storybook App Development

 
 
 
 

Countries in our CoLab Program

 

Downloads of our Apps

 

Subscribers to ASL Literacy Activities

 
 

Some of the partners we've worked with

 
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See what community members are saying

 

"Gallaudet, Pigmental Studios Wants To Do Their Part To Boost The Deaf Community With ‘Here Comes Mavo!’ Series"

FORBES

 

"Decades of research on language acquisition underscore the critical importance of early exposure to language. Yet, there's a void in children's entertainment for those who need sign language. Here Comes Mavo! aims to bridge this gap, providing access to language for Deaf children and fostering inclusivity."

"Gallaudet University, Pigmental Studios Launch "Here Comes Mavo!" - First Children's Animated Television Series Featuring Deaf Protagonist, 3D Avatars Using Sign Language"

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UNIVERSITY

"Here Comes Mavo! isn't just an animated series; it's a movement creating ripples of change in the entertainment industry. The groundbreaking technology, developed by a Deaf team at Motion Light Lab, sets the stage for a future where inclusivity is not just a goal but a reality."