During a recent EnableMart Webinar, Nuance Communication Inc. representatives Melissa Henry and David Pashayan shared an overview and demonstration of Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software.
"Nuance is committed to really changing how people interact with technology, but we really want to help everyone gain barrier-free access to widely used information and communication technologies."
-Melissa Henry, Channel Manager, Nuance Communication Inc.
From the webinar, I discovered 5 compelling reasons to use DragonNaturallySpeaking:
1. Dragon NaturallySpeaking is the leading text to speech program in the world.
"Over 1,200 voice and language scientists and engineers have worked on this product" -Melissa Henry
2 . You can use Dragon NaturallySpeaking to do every thing that you would normally do with a mouse click, a cursor, or a keyboard.
3. Dragon NaturallySpeaking makes it possible to take notes, format papers, research the Internet or send email just by using your voice. The speech to text and text to speech technology is efficient for both professionals and students.
4. This product supports six languages and allows you to dictate naturally up to 160 words per minute. The playback feature reads the text back to you.
5. Dragon NaturallySpeaking has a 99% accuracy rate. This product ultimately improves writing fluency, reading, and spelling.
To learn more, you can watch a recording of the webinar below (or click here to watch the recording on YouTube), which includes a demonstration of the product in use.
Find out which version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking is right for you by visiting the EnableMart Website. (http://www.enablemart.com/dragon-naturallyspeaking-premium)
What has been you personal experience using this product?
Do you know anyone else who uses this product?
Who is the targeted audience for this product?
Posted by: GS | April 15, 2014 at 08:37 PM
What is the recommended age for using this device?
How do other people you know use it?
I do not spell very well. Can this tool help me?
Posted by: GS | April 15, 2014 at 08:41 PM
What other languages are available ?
Can this tool be used as an adaptation when taking mandatory statewide tests? If so, how do you document system approval?
How would you explain to others that using this devise is a positive communication technique and it is not "being lazy" or an "unfair" advantage?
Posted by: GS | April 15, 2014 at 08:48 PM