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> I wonder how we can better accommodate it, especially in a remote environment. Perhaps improving speech-to-text programs will help a lot? Maybe they can reco
by SamuelAdams 6y ago
> I wonder how we can better accommodate it, especially in a remote environment.
Perhaps improving speech-to-text programs will help a lot? Maybe they can record what they want to document in a lecture-style way. Give them a white board or paper, set them up with a good microphone, and get a program that records their voice to a video / mp3 file. Then process their lecture through a speech-to-text program and have another team member format it to match the wiki. That way all the other team members are doing is light editing of an existing document.
Now that doesn't fix the issue of the dyslexic team member having trouble reading. Maybe they can use screen readers like JAWS to quickly have knowledge bases read to them? That way it is no different than an in-person phone call?