Auslan Wiz review
A focused Auslan learning app with adaptive study tools and a free dictionary.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Auslan Wiz is a web and mobile learning platform for Australian Sign Language (Auslan). It is designed for beginners, families, educators, organizations, and professional learners who want a structured way to study. The curriculum combines more than 25 modules, over 160 video lessons, and more than 1,100 signs and sentences. Its learning materials cover vocabulary, grammar, fingerspelling, Deaf culture, and phrase and sentence translation, while a searchable visual dictionary supports lookup outside the main lessons.
The feature set suits learners who benefit from varied practice rather than dictionary reference alone. Structured video lessons are paired with interactive quizzes, progress tracking, adaptive learning paths, and slow-motion playback. These tools give Auslan Wiz a broader learning scope than a standalone sign dictionary, with a mix of instruction, review, translation, and reference content. Availability across web, iOS, and Android also supports study across different devices. The product remains focused on Auslan, so learners seeking multiple signed languages should choose a broader alternative.
Auslan Wiz uses a freemium model. A free dictionary is available online, while paid subscriptions provide premium Auslan learning content. The listed plans are Learn Auslan - 3 Months Plan and Learn Auslan - 1 Year Plan; subscriptions start at 64.99 AUD per three months, with Australian-dollar pricing shown in the App Store. The product is a good fit for learners who want adaptive study and a curriculum that extends beyond vocabulary lookup. Those who only need occasional dictionary searches may find the free offering sufficient, while learners wanting the full lesson experience should consider the subscription plans.
Auslan Wiz pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Structured lessons, quizzes, grammar, and Deaf-culture content
- Adaptive paths, progress tracking, and slow-motion video playback
- Available on web, iOS, and Android with a visual dictionary
- Where it doesn't
- Focuses on Auslan rather than multiple signed languages
- Premium learning content starts at 64.99 AUD per three months
- The free offering centers on dictionary access rather than the full curriculum
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