Read What I Say Hack 1.4 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Dominic Massaro
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 1.4
ID: com.psyentificmind.ReadWhatISay
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Description
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Read What I Say has two valuable applications.
Learning to Read
Very young children who hear speech and then see it written can learn to read naturally without direct instruction. The parent or caregiver simply dictates a short meaningful comment to the infant, toddler, or pre-school child, and the child then sees it written in big clear letters on the iPad or iPod.
Difficult Listening Conditions
This application makes it possible for all of us to understand a conversation by reading easily seen text on the iPad or iPod screen. The talker dictates a statement or question which is then written on the iPad or iPod. By seeing the talker and then reading the text, the listener will usually understand the message. You can find it as an app on the iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
How It Works
For best accuracy, the talker should talk clearly and with emphasis. The talker simply touches the screen just before and just after talking. The words will then appear on the iPad screen. Make sure the reader has a good view of the screen.
Optimizing the Settings
The Settings page allows the presentation of the words to be written in a size and at a pace preferred by you or your child. These settings are remembered until they are changed.
Why It Works: Learning to Read
When an appropriate form of written text is meaningfully associated with children’s experience early in life, reading will be learned inductively with ease and with no significant negative consequences. This application could empower your child to learn to read naturally without instruction. Simply dictate some of your remarks to your child so he or she can view them in written form. Given that the speech recognition cannot be perfectly accurate, display the output to yourself to determine if it is accurate before you dictate it again to show to your child.
Why It Works: Difficult Listening Conditions
This app serves as an aid in face to face communication. The text supplementing the user's degraded hearing should be sufficient for them to understand what was said. In this application, the user first sees the person talking and then sees the corresponding text so that both of these can be used together to help understand the message.
For a demonstration in difficult listening conditions and hints on how to use the application, view the youtube video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9w5wH8dLO0&feature=youtu.be
For support, go to
http://psyentificmind.com/apps/read-what-i-say-2
Read What I Say has two valuable applications.
Learning to Read
Very young children who hear speech and then see it written can learn to read naturally without direct instruction. The parent or caregiver simply dictates a short meaningful comment to the infant, toddler, or pre-school child, and the child then sees it written in big clear letters on the iPad or iPod.
Difficult Listening Conditions
This application makes it possible for all of us to understand a conversation by reading easily seen text on the iPad or iPod screen. The talker dictates a statement or question which is then written on the iPad or iPod. By seeing the talker and then reading the text, the listener will usually understand the message. You can find it as an app on the iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
How It Works
For best accuracy, the talker should talk clearly and with emphasis. The talker simply touches the screen just before and just after talking. The words will then appear on the iPad screen. Make sure the reader has a good view of the screen.
Optimizing the Settings
The Settings page allows the presentation of the words to be written in a size and at a pace preferred by you or your child. These settings are remembered until they are changed.
Why It Works: Learning to Read
When an appropriate form of written text is meaningfully associated with children’s experience early in life, reading will be learned inductively with ease and with no significant negative consequences. This application could empower your child to learn to read naturally without instruction. Simply dictate some of your remarks to your child so he or she can view them in written form. Given that the speech recognition cannot be perfectly accurate, display the output to yourself to determine if it is accurate before you dictate it again to show to your child.
Why It Works: Difficult Listening Conditions
This app serves as an aid in face to face communication. The text supplementing the user's degraded hearing should be sufficient for them to understand what was said. In this application, the user first sees the person talking and then sees the corresponding text so that both of these can be used together to help understand the message.
For a demonstration in difficult listening conditions and hints on how to use the application, view the youtube video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9w5wH8dLO0&feature=youtu.be
For support, go to
http://psyentificmind.com/apps/read-what-i-say-2
Version history
1.4
2016-12-01
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- Fixed crash problem when speech recognition engine starts work.
- Rewritten by Swift 3.0
- "SiriKit" is introduced.
- Fixed crash problem when speech recognition engine starts work.
- Rewritten by Swift 3.0
- "SiriKit" is introduced.
1.3
2013-01-15
-Updated license
1.2
2012-06-11
-Removed window size setting
-Bug fixes
-Bug fixes
1.1
2012-03-07
-Now includes a window size and font size setting. This allows you to control the amount of text that will be displayed in the window (previously, just one word was displayed at a time).
-Bug fixes.
-Bug fixes.
1.0
2012-01-23
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Ratings
4 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
sanfranlove1,
Fun App
This application is very cool because it really does read out what you say. For people who are hard of hearing, this application can be extremely useful. Good job!
kalib 1,
I’ll give it a 3 star
I do not like when this app crashes it has some concerns and needs Wi-Fi.
Hannahgnehc,
great app!
Read what I say is a great app. The fact that it is so easy to use makes reading and teaching words to kids more efficient. It catches fast and slow speech. It has options so you can have words show up bigger, smaller, faster, or slower. Good options, and is fun!
wwschwartz,
Solves problem for hear-of-hearing!
This worked perfectly the first time I tried it. It's simple and powerful, like Siri, but displayhing the text of naything yhou say in large print for a hard of hearing listener.
I was surprised it even got my first and last name right.
I was surprised it even got my first and last name right.
Chelsea Hoff,
Read what I say
Easy to use and effective in conversations. Customizable display settings are very useful.
DPK2,
Needs work
I think this app has potential but is not quite there yet. I bought it in hopes of using it with elementary school students but it would be too frustrating for them.
Dlb1115,
This does not work!
I really wanted to like the app, but it is really bad. How did this get past apple? I don't have an accent yet the app cannot understand a single word I say. My kids get a kick out of how inaccurate it is, but that is the only positive thing I can say. What a waste of money.
Dan Cleveland,
Doesn't work
I have latest iOS, but this app crashes every time I touch the screen to stop recording. On iPAD at least.
