Dan and Kelly’s guide to using Speech Recognition as AT for Writing has been popular since it was released in 2014. It continues to be available for free at http://bit.ly/srguide. In this session, they will demonstrate how the series of scaffolded steps designed to teach speech recognition skills to individual students can be adapted to whole-group instruction. Voice Typing is readily available in Google Docs, or through built-in features on Apple, Windows and Android devices. Why not teach all students how to use speech recognition effectively as a writing tool?
Learning Outcomes:
• Describe 8 scaffolded steps to teach individual students to use speech recognition.
• Apply an adapted lesson with 4 scaffolded steps to teach a full class of students to use speech recognition.
• Identify at least 3 strategies to implement speech recognition into the writing process.
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