Breaking News!
Students can now record themselves using Turboscribe.ai
See an example showing how the transcript from Turboscribe
can be pasted into ChatGPT to get corrections & an improved version at B1
Breaking News!
Students can now record themselves using Turboscribe.ai
See an example showing how the transcript from Turboscribe
can be pasted into ChatGPT to get corrections & an improved version at B1
The transcript was produced by #Turboscribe
But the innovative thing is that Turboscribe now offers a microphone option, so students can record themselves live three times a day for up to 30 minutes each time with a free account.
It may be difficult to see but turboscribe.ai is now more useful than ever as there is now a microphone so students can record themselves 3 times a day for up to 30 minutes!
The transcripts are very accurate and students can listen while following the transcript to notice automatic corrections that have been made.
Editing the transcripts to correct obvious mistranscriptions usually caused by pronunciation problems is possible, although a bit fiddly.
(Corrected) transcripts can be exported in various formats, in which it may be easier to make corrections.
These can then be pasted into ChatGPT, for example, with prompts asking for corrections or a more coherent version at A2 B1 B2 etc
I discover new Speech to text platforms every week. https://spacebar.fm/app offers all this and a limited number of AI interactions.
Spacebar.fm Overview
Spacebar.fm is a versatile
speech-to-text platform offering 200 minutes of free recording and
transcription services, alongside a limited number of AI interactions. The
service can be accessed via web browsers on computers, Android and iOS platforms with a mobile
app on iOS platforms.
1. Transcription and Editing:
2. Analysis and Statistics:
3. Interactivity:
4. Device and Platform Compatibility:
5. Usage Tracking:
Users under the age of majority
must have parental or guardian consent to use the service. Parents or guardians
are responsible for their children's activities on the platform. But spacebar.fm
can also be used in a browser without logging in.
Conclusion
Spacebar.fm is a robust tool
for speech-to-text needs, offering various functionalities across multiple
devices. Whether for personal use, educational purposes, or language learning,
it provides a comprehensive suite of tools for recording, transcribing,
editing, and enhancing transcribed content.
(This is a heavily edited version of ChatGPT's attempts to make sense of my notes.)
Can you correct the errors and mark the corrections in bold and show the mistakes before the corrections marked with strikethrough ? In ChatGPT
Solution: Students should listen to
themselves while following the transcript to notice the corrections
Most speech to text apps or webpages
correct many of the errors students make. So, I suggest students should listen
to themselves while following the transcript to notice the corrections, before
copying and pasting it into their favourite GenAI and asking for corrections.
At the same time, they should correct any mistranscriptions like writing
'hungry' when the student meant to say 'angry'.
I like ChatGPT or Copilot as with either
of them students can ask for them to display the original and the corrected
versions in two columns of a table marking the errors and the corrections in
bold. If students want to listen to it, they need to get it to display just the
corrected version. If they do this using the microphone/headset they can hear
it as it appears, or they can wait and touch the speaker icon.
If learners use their voice to ask for a
more coherent version suitable for a learner at level B1 on the CEFR, for
example, they can read and listen to it at the same time All this will help to
make your students' repetition of the speaking task even better than it would
be after simply doing the same thing again.
Here are three demonstrations of this
technique using Soundtype.ai notta.ai & turboscribe.ai
Try out the ideas and add your evaluations of the apps that I suggest below.
#Copilot and #ChatGPT