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online speech-to-text reporters

Thanks to a specially developed online platform, students can access speech-to-text interpreters live via their tablet or laptop. The sound from the classroom, lecture theatre or event venue is sent wirelessly to the speech-to-text interpreters via a computer. They convert the spoken words into text, live. Students with a hearing impairment can easily follow what is going on in the lesson by reading along on their tablet or laptop. The service is aimed primarily at students, trainees and schoolchildren. 

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18 May 2020 CONTENT4ALL wins the NAB Technology Innovation Award 2020

SWISS TXT is proud to be part of the EU-research project «Content4All» that has received the renowned «NAB Technology Innovation Award».

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18 July 2019 Online Platform
speech-to-text

SWISS TXT offers online speech-to-text for students and trainees with sensory impairments. Thanks to this service, they can now understand the course content and actively participate in class. Speech-to-text is provided by professional SWISS TXT reporters via an online platform specially developed for the purpose.

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19 September 2017 for students, trainees and schoolchildren
Online speech-to-text reporters

Speech-to-text reporters can now be involved live via an Internet platform with a tablet or laptop. The sound from the classroom or auditorium is transmitted wirelessly via the computer to the speech-to-text reporter who transfers the spoken word live into text. The person with the hearing difficulty can then read the lesson content on-screen on a tablet or laptop.

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15 December 2016 swisstxt.ch
Accessibility

swisstxt.ch has received the certification level AA of WCAG 2.0 for accessibility from the foundation « Access-for-All ». SWISS TXT is committed to making this website accessible to the broadest possible audience, regardless of technology or physical capability. We make every effort to ensure our website is accessible to people with special needs, including those with visual, hearing, cognitive and motor impairments.

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