This section of our Adaptive Technology Guide explains how you can transcribe or dictate speech to text. Speech-to-text (STT) is the process of converting the spoken word into text.
It can be performed in real-time or using prerecorded audio files. You can dictate your voice or create a transcription of what another person has said. There are several reasons you may want to use STT, including:
Our guide to adaptive technology is made up of five sections:
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