http://www.mathtalk.com/ is affiliated with Dragon. Same engine. I'll bet
you dollars to donuts there's a learning curve on dictating math, though. I
saw a reference to folks using Dragon to dictate into LaTeX as well, which
probably has an even steeper learning curve. I used to work with a science
teacher who was dyslexic and relied on Dragon for his writing, so it _can_
be done.
-- S
Seth Battis / http://battis.net / seth@battis.net / @battis / (323) 638-7384
On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 7:50 AM, Vinnie Vrotny <vvrotny@gmail.com> wrote:
> One of our seniors broke his arm and is unable to use it. Does anyone know
> of any voice dictation software that will transcribe for a math class in
> the
> same way that Dragon Dictation or the like transcribes voice for a paper?
>
> Vinnie
>
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