Speech-to-text, also known as speech recognition, is replacing word processing and word prediction. Recently, it has improved dramatically and is usually a built in feature with new products (i.e., tablets, smartphones, TVs, cars, and glasses). Unlike dictating to a tape recorder, speech-to-text can display text for the student and be repeatedly read as often as needed.
**********************************************************
Writing and Assistive Technology
**********************************************************
**********************************************************
If you use Google Docs, you have free access to speech recognition with the new
**********************************************************
Additional Resources:
Using AT to Edit and Polish Your Work
What Does Writing for Students with Significant Disabilities Look Like?
Writing for Students with Multiple Disabilities or Deafblindness
