Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
5 results found tagged speech-to-text.
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Legion Scribe: Real-Time Captioning by Non-Experts
This demonstration paper presents Legion:Scribe, a crowd-powered captioning system that enables groups of 3-5 non-expert typists to collectively produce real-time captions with less than 5 seconds of latency. The system addresses the prohibitive cost…
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Real-Time Captioning with the Crowd
This article presents Scribe, a crowdsourced real-time captioning system that allows groups of non-expert typists to collectively produce captions at the speed of natural speech — a task that normally requires highly trained professional stenographer…
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StepWrite: Adaptive Planning for Speech-Driven Text Generation
This paper introduces StepWrite, an LLM-powered voice-based writing system that enables structured, hands-free and eyes-free composition of longer-form texts. While speech-to-text tools handle short dictation well, composing structured emails or deta…
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Tracked Speech-To-Text Display: Enhancing Accessibility and Readability of Real-Time Speech-To-Text
This research addresses a subtle but significant barrier facing deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) students in educational settings: visual dispersion. While hearing students can simultaneously watch lecture visuals (slides, demonstrations, whiteboard) a…
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A mean for communication between deaf and hearing pairs in inclusive educational settings: the Sessai app
This extended abstract presents Sessai, an Android application designed to facilitate communication between Deaf or Hard of Hearing (D/HH) students and their hearing peers and teachers in inclusive classroom settings in Brazil. The app uses a WhatsAp…