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1 total messages Started by J. M. Ivler Wed, 27 Jan 1993 15:56
DECTalk (Speech Technologies) and DECUS
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Author: J. M. Ivler
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 15:56
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[Note from Bill McGarry -- this is from the DecTalk mailing list]

The CHI-SIG is planning on focusing on Speech Technologies at the
DECUS Atlanta Sympisia.

If you would like to give a session there, please send a mail
message to lisa@esl.com (Lisa Kerby-Rodgers) who is coordinating
the focus stream.

In addition, there is a panel planned that will deal with
Voice/speech Tech.  This is a chance for you to share your insights
and horror/war stories with others so that they can learn from your
experiences. I have, in the past, lead these discussions. They are
done with three or four outlined questions presented to a panel of
four or five "experts". Then there are questions taken from the
floor.

These have been very successful methods for presenting a variety of
views on a topic that allow the audience to get a feel for problems
and successes that are found by people working on diverse projects.
All the base questions (the ones that are prepared) are sent to the
panelists prior to the Symposia, so that thye can best answer them,
and provide detailed information.

If you are interested in being on the panel, please send a message
to Lisa as well, indicating that you would like to participate (CC
to ivler@ug.eds.com). I will contact all those interested in two to
three months.

Note: I will be away from 8-Jan-1993 - 9-Feb-1993. Therefore,
please address all corrispondence to lisa@esl.com with a carbon
copy to ivler@ug.eds.com.

Thank you for your time, the CHI-SIG looks forward to hearing from
you, and to your participation.

jmi
ivler@ug.eds.com
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