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Auditory Recorder
Auditory Recorder
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<p >Captioning, Note-taking, Translation into almost any language, Streaming, and Speech generation; encrypted protocol for private information</p>
<p >Meetings, conferences and communication needs for personal, professional, and school use</p>
<p>Free trial, $/month subscription</p>
<p>Tablet with various tools, including picture library, ability to make phone calls with synthetic text, and home appliance control</p>
<p>$$$$</p>
<p>Personal keypad with text screen and text-to-speech software, allowing typing phrases to be spoken by the tool. </p>
<p>$$$$</p>
<p>Physical bag with velcro or pockets and cards with pictures for making requests </p>
<p>$$</p>
<p>Phone app with selectable pictures, requests, and directions </p>
<p>$$$$</p>
<p>Tablet device; uses touch-pad and eye tracking to receive input from users and generate speech.</p>
<p>Only available by referral</p>
<p>$$$$</p>
<p>Part of Microsoft Cognitive Services, conducts real time translation of speech and text on websites, programs, dictated information, or given document</p>
<p>All purpose, versatile</p>
<p>$$, Free Trial</p>
<p>Present live captioning and subtitles in power point slides. Customization of caption style and automatic, real-time captions in 12 spoken languages</p>
<p>Professional presentations, accessibility compliance</p>
<p>$$</p>
<p>Smart notebook that uploads notes online, can scan, send directly as email, and is searchable</p>
<p>Sync between different online systems, easy transcription, scanning and email</p>
<p><span style="font-family:times new roman">$$$</span></p>
<p><span style="font-family:-webkit-standard">Suite of many features and technologies. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-family: -webkit-standard;">Reading documents in Google platforms, including Google Docs and Google Classroom.</span></p>
<p>$$$</p>
<p>Easily create colorful maps made of text boxes and link together</p>
<p>Organization of information, flexible for all ages</p>
<p>$</p>
<p>A basic feature of most search engines such as Google. Press space bar after a target word or phrase to see list of commonly associated topics based on internet searches. Does not provide definitions.</p>
<p>Basic internet proficiency required. Tends to give generic results. Adult filtering recommended. </p>
<p>Free</p>
<p>Returns a list of commonly asked questions about a target word or phrase. </p>
<p>Uses internet trend data. Good for modern topics or public knowledge. Simple interface.</p>
<p>$$</p>
<p>Generates list of questions sorted into questions, associations, and comparisons based on target word or phrase. Clicking on any question will start a google search. Presented as visual map or list. </p>
<p>Large volume of results, not intuitive for children. Good for developing an established topic for highschoolers and above. </p>
<p>Free</p>
<p>Generates phrases related to input phrases based on internet searches. Adds questions, common searches, or similar topics. Provides links.</p>
<p>Adults. Needs to be taught; not intuitive for children. Helps refine search terms; find better keywords. </p>
<p>Free, $$</p>
<p>PDF with examples and lists of ways to invert and innovate existing concepts. </p>
<p>When topic is not known or vague. Doesn't use keywords.</p>
<p>Free</p>
<p>Often returns pop-culture. Generates random opinions or ways of tackling a target idea. Accepts phrases and single words. </p>
<p>For when a topic is already known, choosing an attitude, stance, or approach to the topic. Often gives silly answers. Not good for research. </p>
<p>Free</p>