The simple act of listening or of taking notes while attendinga lesson may represent an insuperable burden for millions ofpeople with some form of disabilities (e.g., hearing impaired,dyslexic and ESL students). In this paper, we propose anarchitecture that aims at automatically creating captions forvideo lessons by exploiting advances in speech recognitiontechnologies. Our approach couples the usage of o-the-shelf ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) software with anovel caption alignment mechanism that smartly introducesunique audio markups into the audio stream before givingit to the ASR and transforms the plain transcript producedby the ASR into a timecoded transcript
Although manual captioning can increase the accessibility of multimedia for deaf students it is rare...
This paper explains how automatic speech recognition can assist communication and learning through t...
Legislation requires that educational materials produced by staff should be accessible to disabled s...
The simple act of listening or of taking notes while attendinga lesson may represent an insuperable ...
With a growing number of online videos, many producers feel the need to use video captions in order ...
Lectures can be digitally recorded and replayed to provide multimedia revision material for students...
Deaf and hard of hearing people can find it difficult to follow speech through hearing alone or to t...
People with a hearing impairment can benefit from captioning of speech and sounds in videos and peop...
Although multimedia materials have become technically easier to create and offer many benefits for l...
Lectures can present barriers to learning for many students and although online multimedia materials...
Lectures can present barriers to learning for many students and although online multimedia materials...
This paper describes how Automatic Speech Recognition can be used to assist receptive communication ...
The potential use of Automatic Speech Recognition to assist receptive communication is explored. The...
This paper explains how speech recognition captioning with collaborative editing provides affordable...
This paper explains how automatic speech recognition (ASR) can support universal access to communica...
Although manual captioning can increase the accessibility of multimedia for deaf students it is rare...
This paper explains how automatic speech recognition can assist communication and learning through t...
Legislation requires that educational materials produced by staff should be accessible to disabled s...
The simple act of listening or of taking notes while attendinga lesson may represent an insuperable ...
With a growing number of online videos, many producers feel the need to use video captions in order ...
Lectures can be digitally recorded and replayed to provide multimedia revision material for students...
Deaf and hard of hearing people can find it difficult to follow speech through hearing alone or to t...
People with a hearing impairment can benefit from captioning of speech and sounds in videos and peop...
Although multimedia materials have become technically easier to create and offer many benefits for l...
Lectures can present barriers to learning for many students and although online multimedia materials...
Lectures can present barriers to learning for many students and although online multimedia materials...
This paper describes how Automatic Speech Recognition can be used to assist receptive communication ...
The potential use of Automatic Speech Recognition to assist receptive communication is explored. The...
This paper explains how speech recognition captioning with collaborative editing provides affordable...
This paper explains how automatic speech recognition (ASR) can support universal access to communica...
Although manual captioning can increase the accessibility of multimedia for deaf students it is rare...
This paper explains how automatic speech recognition can assist communication and learning through t...
Legislation requires that educational materials produced by staff should be accessible to disabled s...