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To get started, select ‘Voice typing’ in the ‘Tools’ menu when you’re using Docs in Chrome. Say what comes to mind—then start editing and formatting with com... Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
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Voice Dictation, or just Dictation as Apple calls it, is one of my favorite features of iOS on the iPad. Via mrsjgarcia, molly mullee, Katharina Kulle
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Dictation is a free online speech recognition software powered by Google Chrome. You can use Dictation to write emails and documents in the browser with your voice
"Speech Recognition in the Browser With Dictation, you can use the magic of speech recognition to write emails, narrate essays and long documents in the browser without touching the keyboard. To get started, just connect the microphone to your computer and click the Start Dictation button.
Jim Lerman's insight:
This app works very well. It's not quite up to the standards of Dragon Naturally Speaking, but then again, it is free. Via Jim Lerman, Lavinia Ionica, Shona Whyte
Luz Marina Martínez Peña's curator insight,
March 31, 2014 5:27 PM
Esta herramienta es muy útil, cuando se está escribiendo un texto científico, pues nos permite ir desarrollando una idea de manera muy rápida, sin preocuparnos por tener que escribir. 
Thierry Ruissy's curator insight,
April 11, 2014 10:17 AM
Marche correctement et permet de dialoguer en français
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"Free speech to text dictation software in a browser."
Shona Whyte: This tool works in Chrome: 1. Choose your language (default US English, but there are over a dozen more, from the main European languages to Polish, Turkish, Arabic, Japanese and Chinese) 2. Click on the green mic button 3. Say what you want to say 4. Watch your text appear, edit if necessary 5. Save, print, share ....
Martin Burrett of ICT magic: "A useful site that allows users to dictate and generate text. A great resource for children with writing difficulties to get their ideas written quickly." Via Shona Whyte
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