Posted on July 15, 2009 by davefoord
Earlier this year, I was honoured to be asked to do a keynote presentation at an m-learning event organised by JISC RSC-Eastern. Earlier in the day James Clay had opened proceedings with his keynote, and I was closing with mine – although I may be bias I think an excellent combination of presenters.
James videoed the [...]
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Posted on December 17, 2008 by davefoord
There are various options for software that will convert speech to text, the best known being Dragon produced by Nuance, and I am often asked if there are any free alternatives, which up until now I have not been able to suggest.
For the last few weeks I have been using ping.fm as a conduit that [...]
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Posted on October 7, 2008 by davefoord
Accessible Apps
Originally uploaded by Dave Foord
A few weeks ago something called Accessible Apps was launched. This is a collection of free tools, that you have on a pen drive, so when you plug the pen drive into the computer, all of the tools are there to be used, without any problems with profiles, downloading software, [...]
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