Speech-to-Text Reporter

This article is about Speech-to-Text Reporters who are human beings reproducing speech into a text format onto a computer screen at verbatim speeds for deaf or hard of hearing people to read. It is not about speech recognition or predictive text which are computer systems. A Speech-to-Text Reporter (STTR) listens to what is being said and inputs it, word for word, onto an...
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