The Basic Series includes
three live instructor classes covering different aspects of "Getting
Started Right" with Dragon NaturallySpeaking. Each class is one
hour long with followed by a live Q&A session. Take one, two or
all three classes in any order although we recommend taking the Getting Started Right class first.
Basics Part 1:
Getting Started Right:
1 hour followed by a live Q&A session
This class provides a quick introduction to Dragon
NaturallySpeaking, its capabilities and limitations. The class
focuses on the core skills needed for successful dictation. To
make sure that your software is running properly, solutions are
provided for some of the more common problems encountered during voice
profile creation and initial usage. The class is presented by an
experienced instructor with a question and answer session at the
conclusion of the class.
Completing
This calss should allow the user to successfully create a voice profile,
identify if there are any problems with the system and to use
NaturallySpeaking to accomplish the basic tasks necessary for
successful dictation including: dictation strategies, corrections,
revisions, document navigation, capitalization and numbers.
Basics Part
2: Increasing Accuracy and Dealing with Problem Words:
1 hour followed by a Q&A Session
This class introduces more
advanced topics for increasing accuracy. Correction and Revision
Strategies are discussed to optimize NaturallySpeaking and to promote
higher productivity rates. Strategies are provided to address
problem words and to increase accuracy with acronyms, and commonly used
phrases. This is the class that helps to increase accuracy and
resolve most annoying dictation problems you may have
encountered.
Basics Part 3: Increasing Productivity
1 hour followed by a Q&A Session
This class introduces more advanced topics
for increasing productivity. The Command Browser is discussed as
a tool for identifying commands and for creating and maintaining custom
productivity commands. Several command 'Tricks and Techniques'
will be discussed such as creating specialized commands to switch
between programs that do not work with the normal "Switch" commands as
well as single commands with multiple variations.
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