Our Shure wireless system worked great with Dragon NaturallySpeaking
Professional. We used it at a Judges convention and were able to dictate
from across the conference room with 99-100% accuracy.
So I would say the Shure Wireless would be recommended.
david
21st Century Eloquence
http://www.voicerecognition.com
>>>>>At , Sharon Ballantyne at Internet wrote:
>Once I am back in the classroom in September i will try doing some lectures to
the students with microphone on and see how it does then give the disks of
informaiton to the kids. these kids have no hearing impairments but are LD.
>What do you recommend for a microphone if I am going to try and teach the
lesson. Could a remote microphone work? Sorry I don't know too much about
microphones, but it is intriguing.
> I use a cordless microphone on both of my systems and it works
very well. If you are interested there is information on our site at:
> http://www.synapseadaptive.com/microphones/microphones.htm
>
> Regards,
>
> Marty Tibor
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