Easy Speech Recognition using Google Chrome

We are anxious to let you know that Google now provides people having word recall problems with a great tool for practicing picture naming.  To make use of this tool, you must use the free Google Chrome browser and have a unidirentional microphone hooked up to your computer. To find a copy of this browser, search for 'google chrome free download' and then download and install the browser. An inexpensive microphone can be purchased from any store that sells computers.
Steps to use Speech Recognition
Open your Parrot Software Internet Subscription using Google Chrome by navigating to www.parrotsoftware.com/psiss2 Login, Click on 'Go to the Program Menu', click on the Word Recall Category, and open Visual Confrontation Naming or click the Speech Recognition Category.  Once you have selected a lesson and displayed the program screen, it will look like the following:
Start the program by displaying the first picture. Notice the white input box with the microphone icon. Now, click the microphone icon and you will see a screen similar to the following:
Google Chrome is waiting for you to say the name of the picture. After you say the picture name, it will be automatically typed in the white input box similar to the screen below.
Finally click the large button at the bottom of the screen to record your answer. If your answer is incorrect, the program will provide a cue. Click the microphone icon again to say the name of the picture and continue until you get it right. Please remember that the microphone icon will only appear if you are using Google Chrome.
 
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