Shaping Multilingual Access through Respeaking Technology at the @UniOfSurrey. Funded by the @ESRC. #Access #Respeaking #SpeechToTextInterpreting
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ALT First page of the paper with title "Training in new forms of human-A interaction improves complex working memory and switching skills of language professionals", authored by Wallinheimo, Evans and Davitti. Can be found at: https://bit.ly/3uJy1fS
ALT InCinema - the first fully accessible cinema festival. 26 October 2023 6pm - at Cinema La Compagnia Via Camillo Cavour 50/R Florence. Free event!
ALT Initial slide of the presentation with title "Designing an upskilling course in interlingual respeaking for langauge professionals. Insights and recommendations from the SMART project." and name of the presenters, Elena Davitti from Surrey and Annalisa Sandrelli from UNINT
ALT Event invite with title "InCinema Inclusive Film Festival", time and place (Florence, 30th June 2023, 10.30-12.30) Cinema La Compagnia, speakers Elena Davitti (University of Surrey), Gianluca Guzzo (MYMovies), Stefania Ippoliti (Fondazione Sistema Toscana), Annalisa Sandrelli (UNINT, Roma), Federico Spoletti (Sub-Ti Access) and description of the short film that will be shown at the event (Il Moro by Daphne Di Cinto)
ALT ART and ESRC (funder) logo of the SMART project in interlingual respeaking. Title of the talk: "Real-time interlingual speech-to-text via speech recognition: Respeaking and beyond" delivered at the CIOL focus session on Languages and Accessibility on 12 May 2023. led by Katie Santos. Speaker for this part: Dr Elena Davitti
ALT Elena Davitti and Tomasz Korybski presenting their findings in the frame of the SMART project ina conference chaired by Pablo Romero
ALT Initial slide of presentation from SMART project team: "Measuring the quality of interlingual live subtitles via respeaking: insights from the SMART project" Elena Davitti (University of Surrey, UK) and Annalisa Sandrelli (UNINT Rome, Italy)
ALT Elena speaking about the accuracy achieved in interlingual respeaking by language professionals after 15h of upskilling.
ALT Annalisa talking about the impact of different input variables on accuracy.
ALT Panellists sit at the front of the room. There is a screen behind them, and the ILSA project terminology map for translational activity is displayed upon it. One of the session chairs, Pablo Romero-Fresco, is standing up and explaining it. The map is a complex web of terms, and respeaking sits in the middle, under speech-to-text and live titling.
ALT Flyer: SMART call for interest SMART project logo at the top, Economic and Social Research Council logo bottom left, University of Surrey logo bottom right, on blue and gold background. Text: Come do a PhD with us! With SMART project data at hand, there are opportunities to apply jointly with us towards funded studentships. Get in touch by 15 November to find out more and don't forget to attach your CV! [email protected]
ALT Flyer: SMART call for interest SMART project logo at the top, Economic and Social Research Council logo bottom left, University of Surrey logo bottom right, on blue and gold background. Text: Come do a PhD with us! With SMART project data at hand, there are opportunities to apply jointly with us towards funded studentships. Get in touch by 15 November to find out more and don't forget to attach your CV! [email protected]
ALT Flyer: SMART call for interest SMART project logo at the top, Economic and Social Research Council logo bottom left, University of Surrey logo bottom right, on blue and gold background. Text: Come do a PhD with us! With SMART project data at hand, there are opportunities to apply jointly with us towards funded studentships. Get in touch by 15 November to find out more and don't forget to attach your CV! [email protected]