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Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text to Speech Prompting Tutorial

Posted on June 10, 2018 by admin

Regulars to this current blog posting thread on the theme of “Speech to Text to Speech” will know … We still have a “dream” in this line of thinking to develop a user friendly enough form filling (web application) aid. … Continue reading →

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Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text to Speech Internationalization Tutorial

Posted on June 8, 2018 by admin

The modifications of yesterday’s Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text to Speech LibreOffice Tutorial all had a good generic feel to them, but something was definitely missing. Is it too late to ask you to close your eyes and not read … Continue reading →

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Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text to Speech LibreOffice Tutorial

Posted on June 7, 2018 by admin

We started on a Curriculum Vitae (via LibreOffice template) yesterday with Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text LibreOffice Tutorial and today’s work is “consolidation” before adding any new functionality as such, because we saw improvements galore that could improve what we … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials | Tagged API, array, artificial intelligence, boolean, categorization, curriculum vitae, ESL, eval, form, game, games, Google, Google Translate, hangman, hear, hierarchy, HTML, Javascript, LibreOffice, microphone, onblur, overlay, parameter, parameterize, PHP, phrase, phrases, post, programming, pronounciation, speech to text, spelling, survey, template, Text to Speech, textarea, textbox, translate, tutorial, vocabulary, word process | Leave a comment

Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text LibreOffice Tutorial

Posted on June 6, 2018 by admin

With the recent Speech to Text LibreOffice Template Tutorial we opined … We still have a “dream” in this line of thinking to develop a user friendly enough form filling (web application) aid. Are we there yet? We’re getting there. … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials | Tagged API, array, artificial intelligence, boolean, categorization, curriculum vitae, ESL, eval, form, game, games, Google, Google Translate, hangman, hear, hierarchy, HTML, Javascript, LibreOffice, microphone, overlay, parameter, parameterize, PHP, phrase, phrases, post, programming, pronounciation, speech to text, spelling, survey, template, Text to Speech, textarea, translate, tutorial, vocabulary, word process | 1 Comment

Speech to Text LibreOffice Template Tutorial

Posted on May 29, 2018 by admin

If you like interpretive computer languages, or “substitutional” type thinking, you would gravitate towards templates. Templates in Word Processing circles, in LibreOffice circles to be precise, which are the circles apt to today’s work, are designed to contain a lot … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text Hangman Game Tutorial

Posted on May 28, 2018 by admin

ESL students can also benefit from forms of learning that are games, and yesterday’s Speech to Text Vocabulary Phrases Tutorial‘s new option to our Google Speech to Text API series of web application functionalities lends itself to an extension of … Continue reading →

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Dynamic Styling via Javascript DOM Tutorial

Posted on May 8, 2018 by admin

Yes, as you may have guessed, the createElement(‘script’) techniques of the last couple of days, illustrated by yesterday’s Dynamic Javascript Tic Tac Toe Bookmarklet Tutorial, can easily be adjusted to dynamically style via CSS and Javascript DOM createElement(‘style’) quite effectively … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials | Tagged bookmark, bookmarklet, createElement, CSS, DOM, dynamic, eval, game, games, HTML, Javascript, load, programming, script, setTimeout, style, styling, tutorial, type ahead buffer, webpage | 1 Comment

Dynamic Javascript Tic Tac Toe Bookmarklet Tutorial

Posted on May 7, 2018 by admin

We come at improvements to yesterday’s Dynamic Javascript Tic Tac Toe Game Tutorial‘s Tic Tac Toe game, namely … in addition to the Javascript prompt window user entries, the user can now pick squares via … keyboard via the onkeypress … Continue reading →

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Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text to Speech Prompting Tutorial

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Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text to Speech LibreOffice Tutorial

Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text LibreOffice Tutorial

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