How can a student use their voice in a classroom setting without being overheard by fellow students and at the same time eliminate all the chitter chatter and background noise that goes with it to attain optimal speech recognition accuracy rates?
There are two major issues students and teachers face when using speech recognition in the classroom. If you haven’t used speech recognition with your students lately it is time to take another look. It is now surpassing human accuracy rates. The latest speech technology has improved by leaps and bounds in regards to ease of training and use. Speech recognition is extremely beneficial for students with physical limitations and language based processing differences however it has been inconsistently implemented in the classroom over the years. Students with physical limitations and language based processing differences can now freely and confidently complete their notes, projects and exams alongside their classmates
