Lectures and shows tomorrow Tuesday

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Lectures and showstomorrow - Tuesday
830 1220 1.prednákový blok1200
1245 exhibice clovek versus pocítac1245
1330 exhibice technologie pro záznam mluveného
slova1330 1800 2. prednákový blok 830 am
1220 pm 1st block of lectures 1200 am 1245
pm show people versus scanner 1245 pm 130
pm show technologie for capturing of spoken
word 130 pm 6 pm 2nd block of lectures
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Lecturestomorrow - Tuesday
830 - 840 Welcome and Introductions 840 -
1000 PANEL ONE Integrating teaching of text
capturing skills into education and workforce
development (Part One)All speakers will be
seated on the stage at the beginning of this
panel session. Each speaker will speak for 20
minutes. After all speakers have concluded, 10
minutes will be allowed for discussion and
questions from the moderator and audience. In
order to accomodate all speakers, time limits
must be strictly enforced.
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Lectures panel one

• 1. Liao Qing (China) - the education of
  stenography in China
• 2. Dr. Klaus Ramming (Germany) - Typewriting in
  Elementary Schools An important base skill as an
  entrance into the Information Society3.
  Fabrizio Verruso (Italy) - Development of the
  reporting profession in Sicily, financed by
  contributions of the European Social Fund,
  directed to training the unemployed
• 1000 - 1010 BREAK

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Lecturestomorrow - Tuesday

• 1010 - 1100 PANEL TWO Integrating teaching of
  text capturing skills into education and
  workforce development (Part Two)All speakers
  will be seated on the stage at the beginning of
  this panel session. Each speaker will speak for
  20 minutes. After all speakers have concluded,
  10 minutes will be allowed for discussion and
  questions from the moderator and audience. In
  order to accommodate all speakers, time limits
  must be strictly enforced.

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Lectures panel two

• 4. Hajdicsné Varga Katalin Ph.D Szücs Eszter
  Cecília Ph.D student University of Kaposvár
  (Hungary) - Bologna-process for integrating
  administrative skills training into other
  curricula.
• 1100 - 1110 BREAK

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Lecturestomorrow - Tuesday

• 1110 - 1220 PANEL THREE Stenographic and Voice
  Recognition Technologies from the technology
  provider's perspective
• All speakers will be seated on the stage at the
  beginning of this panel session. Each speaker
  will speak for 20 minutes. After all speakers
  have concluded, 10 minutes will be allowed for
  discussion and questions from the moderator and
  audience. In order to accomodate all
  speakers, time limits must be strictly enforced.

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Lecturestomorrow - Tuesday

• 1110 - 1220 PANEL THREE Stenographic and Voice
  Recognition Technologies from the technology
  provider's perspective
• All speakers will be seated on the stage at the
  beginning of this panel session. Each speaker
  will speak for 20 minutes. After all speakers
  have concluded, 10 minutes will be allowed for
  discussion and questions from the moderator and
  audience.
• In order to accomodate all speakers, time limits
  must be strictly enforced.

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Lectures panel three

• 6. Chad Theriot Bettye Keyes (USA) - Speech
  Recognition as a Rich Media Component
  Demonstration (using voice recognition) of
  streaming text, synchronized with audio and video
  to create media content via webcasts and podcasts
  in realtime.
• 7. John Wenclawski (USA) - Stenograph will relate
  its experiences responding to requests from
  around the world for demonstrations, training and
  installation of its machine shorthand and voice
  recognition products. Focus on the unique and
  creative ways the technology, combined with the
  skilled reporter, is being deployed in different
  countries and environments.
• 8. B. Robert Bakva (USA) - Using Voice
  Recognition for Realtime Text Delivery
• 1220 - 1330 LUNCH BREAK

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Lecturestomorrow - Tuesday

• 1330 - 1510 PANEL FOUR Applications and uses
  of Stenographic and Voice Recognition
  Technologies
• All speakers will be seated on the stage at the
  beginning of this panel session. Each speaker
  will speak for 20 minutes. After all speakers
  have concluded, 10 minutes will be allowed for
  discussion and questions from the moderator and
  audience.
• In order to accomodate all speakers, time limits
  must be strictly enforced.

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Lectures panel four

• 9. Petr Herian (CZ) - Court reporting firm
  providing full texts of all information
• 10. Annette Myers Bettye Keyes (USA) - How
  Speech Recognition has revolutionized a
  profession.
• 11. David Rogola Bettye Keyes (USA) - Personal
  Linguistic Programming Cognitive Load Theory
  and Information Processing Theory in Voice
  Writing.
• 12. Karen Yates (USA) - Applications of realtime
  reporting, both in judicial and non-judicial
  settings (for example, evidence presentation and
  litigation support, interpretive services, etc.)
• 1510 - 1520 BREAK

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Lecturestomorrow - Tuesday

• 1520 - 1640 PANEL FIVE Technology developments
  in the practice of capturing words and processing
  text (beginning).
• All speakers will be seated on the stage at the
  beginning of this panel session. Each speaker
  will speak for 20 minutes. After all speakers
  have concluded, 10 minutes will be allowed for
  discussion and questions from the moderator and
  audience.
• In order to accomodate all speakers, time limits
  must be strictly enforced.

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Lectures panel five

• 16. Dr. Wolf-Heider Rein (Germany) - "Maurice
  Ravel and The Weasel A device simulating the art
  of keyboarding.
• 17. Walter P. Kistler (USA) - Newrite Writing at
  the speed of thought
• 18. Marc Bendayan (France) - Realtime
  broadcasting text in france
• 1800 ADJOURN