Exploring Dragon Naturally Speaking and Classroom Technology
My buddy John isn’t much of a typist. He jokes about how bad he is, and he’s not wrong. John uses the “seek and destroy” method of two fingers, maybe three fingers per hand when he’s typing.
To end my misery, I let John use Dragon Professional Individual 15 on my laptop.
Dragon Professional 14 Article UPDATING June 29, 2019: It’s been 3 years since I used Dragon to speak naturally and dictate this post. Here’s the updated post about Dragon Professional 14 from June 2016: It’s been a while since I’ve written on this blog but since it’s June (2016) I thought I would reboot it. […]
I just bought Dragon Naturally Speaking 13 (Premium). By accident. I didn’t mean to, honest. My last post was written in Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12.5 and one thing led to another and I ended up on Nuance’s website. Here’s what I discovered: The price of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 is the same price as what I paid […]
This post has been edited and the information about the Difference between Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home and Premium editions has been moved here. I just got an email from Nuance, the people who make Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software, letting me know that they are having a summer sale. It’s a pretty good deal, so if […]
So this is an experiment. I’m trying to see what happens when I talk into to my computer when I have a DVD playing the Avengers, and the radio blaring on my iPad at the same time. How accurate is this? I went to a demonstration where the person used Dragon NaturallySpeaking and just talked […]
