Course Information
Course Overview
How to dictate text at speeds of 120 words a minute - in less than 60 minutes!
This is part 1 of 3 and covers how to
install and configure Dragon
setup your profile
dictate, format and delete text
add custom words and phrases to your Dragon vocabulary
the difference between dictating text and commands
proof reading
loading and safely closing Dragon
Although there are two more advanced modules available, this course covers what most people want to do - dictate text! - and you will be confidently doing this in less than 60 minutes.
Dragon can seem a bit daunting when you first try it and I show you how to make this easier by focusing on three key voice commands - these are all you need to get started when dictating, and this can make it so much easier, because there is less to remember. You can then move on and add to your knowledge when you are ready. A good example of this might be adding words such as acronyms or unusual names to your vocabulary that are specific to the way that you write.
The average typing speed is 30-40 words a minute - follow this course and you will be working three times faster!
I'm excited to be able to say that the course has been accepted by Student Finance England and can be recommended for university students in the UK!
Course Content
- 9 section(s)
- 34 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Dictating text
- Section 3 What is a voice command?
- Section 4 Adding to the Dragon vocabulary
- Section 5 Proof reading
- Section 6 Loading and Closing Dragon
- Section 7 What to do if things go wrong
- Section 8 Dragon and disabilities
- Section 9 Quiz and course summary
What You’ll Learn
- Everything you need to know about dictating text in less than 60 minutes
- Dragon Professional
- Dragon Home
- Dragon Speak
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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FFritz
great
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DDouglas Melnick
disjointed.
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llaura Griffin
I actually learned a few things I could be doing differently with Dragon.
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MMike Kobett
It's good so far. I'm having a little problem hearing him, but wearing headphones helps. The sound level seems to be different with each module.