Speech-to-Text Reporting

Speech-to-Text Reporting is a service for people with a hearing impairment; it is real-time translation of the spoken word into written text that appears on a screen with minimal delay. Speech-to-text reporting is similar to supertitles but the Speech-to-Text reporter is present at each performance typing words as they are spoken so they are able to include ad-libs and the text changes to acknowledge different speakers.

The following Festival 2013 events will be Speech-to-text reported:

Unknowable Futures
Saturday 10 August 5.00pm

The Internet and Free Will
Sunday 11 August 2.30pm

Making Sense of the New Unrest
Monday 12 August 5.00pm

Is the Internet Making Us Smarter?
Tuesday 13 August 5.00pm

Mind Change in the 21st Century
Wednesday 14 August 2.30pm

Technology and the Soul
Wednesday 14 August 5.00pm

The Moleskin Diaries
Thursday 15 august 2.30pm

Edinburgh - The city of edinburgh council Creative Scotland

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