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New Version of SpeechTutor - 6th June, 2008
KeyStone SpeechTutor now works with Microsoft Vista Voice recognition as well as Dragon NaturallySpeaking and DragonDictate. SpeechTutor provides invaluable assistance to users struggling to get good recognition performance or where there are technical problems. It also enables experienced users to test different microphones and get performance scores. Click here to find out more.
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Ergonomic equipment - 2nd June, 2008
Ergonomic equipment A range of equipment is now available on the site to assist in ensuring that ergonomic factors are addressed when using computer equipment. Click here to access the new information.
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Help for schools with DNS - 22nd April, 2008
Words Worldwide now have a range of special vocabularies to assist students use DNS. These are more apropriate for student use, having words defined more specifically for various curricula. Of greatest importance, by weeding out Americanisms and very unusual words, DNS works faster and more accurately. Contact us right away!
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More products - 26th February, 2008
Stand by for an announcement over the next few days of new facilities for people with dysarthric speech.
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More presentations - 11th December, 2007
Have a look at the demonstrations of our most impressive software. We have just updated the site to provide a full range of clips to help you find the most appropriate presentations. Look at the clips first before you select files for your free download.
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DragonDictate to be relaunched to assist people with speech and literacy difficulties - 11th December, 2007
Words Worldwide is working on making the old and trusted DragonDictate speech recognition program work with the Vista operating system. DragonDictate is relied on by many people with speech articulation problems and who also have limited manual dexterity. We are also repackaging the product with our KeyStone programs as KeyStone VoiceMaster. Keep checking our site for more news.
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FAQ Search Facility - 6th December, 2007
The Knowledge Base section (FAQ) of our web site has a powerful search facility. This will be extended significantly over the next few weeks, covering new topics. You can search on any topic by entering a word or phrase. All references to that search tem will then be listed before other FAQ entries.
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