Hello AT Listservers,

I am the current chair of the RESNA ACT (Access and Communication Technologies) SIG and would like to extend you the opportunity to join us for a free ACT Webinar.  We are opening this webinar up to non-RESNA members and this is being offered free of charge.  (no CEU’s)

I am delighted to announce our SIG’s free education webinar that is scheduled for March 4^TH at 3pm EST.  Our speaker will be one of the foremost experts in Dragon Dictate, Alan Cantor.  There are no CEU’s being offered for this event and pre-registration it required.  (see below)

I hope you can join us!

Thank you!

Alisa

Ten everyday tasks you can do faster via Dragon than any other way

About

RESNA's Access and Communication Technology Special Interest Group will be hosting a free webinar on Monday 4 March 2019, 3 – 4 p.m. Eastern time.

Registration is limited. Reserve your spot by 25 January by sending an email to xxxxxx@alsa-national.org.  I will then send you the link.

Overview

Longtime Dragon user Alan Cantor will share techniques for efficiently performing everyday tasks by voice. Learn how to quickly format and revise text, rapidly enter long lists of numbers, and intuitively navigate around documents and web pages.

Prerequisites: None.

About the presenter

Alan is a Toronto-based assistive technologist and job accommodation/return to work specialist. He has been a regular user of speech recognition systems since the early 1990s.

Over the years he has taught more than 25 courses, seminars andwebinars on speech recognition, including a preconference course (on custom voice commands) and a workshop (on how to drive Excel by voice) at RESNA 2018.

Alisa Brownlee, ATP, CAPS | Assistive Technology Specialist/Consultant

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