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Technology strategies- Key words can help us remember important points in a transcript. But can AI find them?
- Expanding the metrics for evaluating ASR recordings to highlight errors possibly related to bias in training data.
- Automatic Speech Recognition captioning and transcription user needs analysis
- Add a Touch of AI to your Christmas and New Year Celebrations.
- Re-visiting Captions and Automatic Speech Recognition results.
- Immersive Reader working within Virtual Learning Environments
- Dyslexia Awareness Month/Week/Day – Reading and Notetaking Strategies
- W3C WCAG 2.2 is on its way with interesting additions!
- Using Google Docs and Sheets with JAWS, NVDA or most other screen readers
- Exploring the embedding of accessible image descriptions into image metadata
Tag Archives: Kindle
Learning to drive.
A driving instructor, Diane Hall, has published a book on learning to drive called ‘L of a way to pass’. It includes a chapter for dyslexic and dyspraxic people, written by Sandra Read, a specialist dyslexia tutor. Amazon sells the … Continue reading
Kindle book about dyslexia
‘The Deceitful Dyslexic’ by Alex Nile. A dyslexic member of Dyslexia Forum wrote, “It’s a good read about a dyslexic in the workplace, who goes through a personal discovery of why he does things.” It is an e-book, enabled for … Continue reading
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Tagged Deceitful Dyslexic, dyslexia, e-book, Kindle, Neil Hope
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Word to Kindle
How to download a Word document to Kindle. 1. Connect your Kindle to your computer. 2. Choose a Word document and download to Documents in your Kindle directory on your computer. 3. Send an email to @kindle.com from the e-mail … Continue reading
What’s new?
These are new products on the market. Have you tried them? Are they useful? Have you found something else you could recommend? Let us know! The Kindle. The Kindle e-book from Amazon. The Read Assist ruler. The Read Assist ruler. … Continue reading
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