Dragon dictation. Amazing app

[Greg]

So I joined a technology Academy to my school district and I spent the last couple of days learning all kinds of things I didn't know that my iPad could do an all kinds of apps one of the axis called Dragon dictation which I'm speaking into now and once I'm done speaking I'll be able to post everything that I have spoken unto the forums which means I might start doing trip reports one cool thing I learned is that our district's technology Cordinator the guy in charge of all of it is taking his family to great America Six Flags over Georgia Silverdollar city Kings Island and holiday world I told her that AC is no idea he's gonna sign up and it's just been awesome so this is my first test with an app called Dragon dictation I'm gonna stop speaking and post this to the forums see you guys

[Greg]

Just read what I posted and there are a few errors. Some simple editing and this is a solid post. Check out the app, dragon dictation.

[CptBeeble]

If I remember correctly, you can speak your punctuation.
To get this:
That was killer, grandpa
you'd say "that was killer comma grandpa"
Otherwise, you'll end up with:
That was killer grandpa
...which is totally different.

[Greg]

^ Thanks for the tip, TC. I will try adding punctuation.

[Paul Drabek]

Hummm...might have to check it out.


...now make with the trip reports Greg!

[CptBeeble]

I find that the dictation (whether Dragon or the native dictation on Mac/iPhone) works very well if you do one sentence at a time and then check it for stuff like punctuation, etc.
Doing paragraphs (like Greg's post above) usually end up with more errors or a stream-of-consciousness run of words without breaks, making it very difficult for the reader to parse.