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and Presentations Making Speech Commands Work Well on the Desktop: It's All About Steps Kimberly Patch, Closing the Gap conference, October 16, 2008 Presentation text Handout Slides Videos: Editing as you dictate in any program Controlling text at the character level Navigating documents Accessing menu items directly in all programs Accessing files, folders and websites Firefox link numbers Mousing including solitaire Onscreen documentation Onscreen guides Difficult Web sites demos Kimberly Patch, "Surfing the Web by Voice" panel, AVIOS New England meeting, March 19, 2008 Presentation notes and demos PDF Slides Also check out UC Task Tour 13a for a more typical Web experience that includes search Pardon Me, Your Computer's Showing: Using speech to speed and streamline desktop computing Kimberly Patch, SpeechTek West 2007 Voice Control on PCs & Mobile Devices session, February 22, 2007 Presentation PDF Slides Clips of the demo portions of the presentation: Demo 1 (Windows Media Divx) -- Opening demo: how I use speech Demo 2 (Windows Media Divx) -- Retrieving a picture two different ways Demo 3 (Windows Media Divx) -- Sending an email Demo 4 (Windows Media Divx) -- Speech links Demo 5 (Windows Media Divx) -- Retrieving documentation Demo 6 (Windows Media Divx) -- Favorites-like lists Demo 7 (Windows Media Divx) -- The virtual calculator Paper PDF When Natural Language Isn't: The Need for a Dedicated Speech Interface Kimberly Patch, SpeechTek 2006 Advanced Techniques for Improving User Interaction session, August 8, 2006 Slides It's All about the Interface: Speech Recognition That Works for Both Human and Computer Kimberly Patch, MIT IAP Seminar, January 17, 2006 Handout Slides Utter Command: Human-Machine Linguistics, Human-Machine Grammar, and a New Interface Kimberly Patch, Boston Voice Users Group, July 12, 2005 Handout Slides An Intentionally Modest Proposal for a Speech Recognition Command Grammar Kimberly Patch, Boston Voice Users Group, February 10, 2004 Speech Command and Control Kimberly Patch, Boston Voice Users Group, March 12, 2002 HTML Also see videos page |
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