Give me BSL: How to watch signed programmes on BBC iPlayer

09/11/201410/11/2014

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Did you know that there are on average 82 programmes available to watch NOW on BBC iPlayer which are signed? This includes some of the CBeebies and CBBC favourites as well as the brilliant BBC wildlife/nature programmes, which the whole family can enjoy together.

How to find signed programmes on the BBC iPlayer Website
To find a signed programme to watch now on your computer or laptop click on this link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/categories/signed/all?sort=dateavailable

iplayer_03 — Select categories from the top right, and then choose the ‘Signed’ category to see all programmes with Sign Language.

Alternatively you can turn on sign language by clicking on the 'Watch with SL' link, circled above when available. (This feature is only available on the iPlayer website - not apps) — Alternatively you can turn on sign language by clicking on the ‘Watch with SL’ link, circled above when available. (This feature is only available on the iPlayer website – not apps)

How to find signed programmes on the BBC iPlayer app (Mobile)
If you have a tablet or mobile phone, you can download BBC iPlayer app from here: iOS / Kindle / Android

iPhone_03 — Select categories from the bottom menu, and choose the ‘Signed’ category at the top to see all programmes with Sign Language.

How to find signed programmes on the BBC iPlayer app (Tablet)

iPad_04 — Select categories from the bottom menu, and choose the ‘Signed’ category at the top to see all programmes with Sign Language.

How to find signed programmes on Smart TV’s and games consoles
You can watch signed programmes on your Smart TV or games consoles, on the iPlayer app, find the signed programmes in the signed category. Click here for more information on how to start watching: http://iplayerhelp.external.bbc.co.uk/tv/stream_howto

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