We recently bought Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 Premium. It’s hard not to got sucked in by their marketing. Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 claims on their box that you can just say words and watch them appear “three times faster than typing — with up to 99% recognition accuracy right out of the box.” This caught our attention […]
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Premium Student & Teacher Education Review
LAST UPDATED on Tue, Jul 9, 2019: My contact has confirmed that the Dragon NaturallySpeaking Student & Teacher educational discount no longer exists. The Nuance Dragon Education Validation page is still on the official Nuance website, but the link just redirects to Nuance Dragon Home / Professional 15 at regular price. Stay tuned as I […]
Using Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 in the Classroom
We just got Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11 Wireless Premium and we are cautiously optimistic. We’re trying to figure out whether speech recognition software can make us more efficient, as well as how good it would be in the classroom. Right now, this post is being written using Dragon and Internet Explorer. (I did have to use […]
Using Clickers in the Classroom
Our school is fortunate enough to have access to interactive whiteboards (SMARTboards), SMART airliner tablets, and a class set of clickers. If we were going to invest our own personal money into our classroom technology, we would definetely get a class set of clickers over the airliner tablet or interactive whiteboard. No contest. Here’s why. […]
Integrating Technology into your Language Arts Public Speaking Lesson
We’ve been teaching our speech unit to Grade 7 and 8 students for several years, but this is the first year we’ve really had an opportunity to integrate different types of technologies into our English lesson. Let’s be honest. Most students hate doing speeches. They don’t like spending the time to write the speech, revise […]
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