Embracing ASR in Eclipse: Elevating Stenography and Voice Reporting with Advanced Speech Recognition, a 2-Part Webinar

Speech engines can pass the Certified Realtime Reporter exam. Can you? 

About the webinar:

Join us for an enlightening 2-part webinar designed specifically for both new and seasoned stenographers and voice reporters, as we delve into the transformative capabilities of Automatic Speech Recognition within Eclipse software – Boost and Boost Flow. 

• This session will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to seamlessly integrate ASR into your reporting and editing, ensuring you stay at the forefront of the court reporting profession. 

About Part 2 – Boost Flow

In today’s fast-paced world, all record-capturing technologies have advanced to offer realtime-streaming capabilities, attorneys are accustomed to seeing it, and there will continue to be wide market acceptance. 

• It is now essential for stenographers and voice reporters to provide this level of service to remain relevant.  

• Boost Flow allows you to selectively use ASR word by word to improve your steno output in realtime. 

• Whether you’re a newcomer eager to adopt the latest technology or a veteran looking to “boost“ your workflow and offerings, this 2-part webinar will provide invaluable insights and practical tips to help you lead the profession with confidence.  

• Our expert presenters will guide you through the setup and optimization of ASR, demonstrating how to leverage your industry expertise and years of experience to maximize these advanced tools.

How to obtain CEU credit

• This webinar is eligible for 0.15 CEUs.
• To obtain Continuing Education Unit (CEU) documentation for viewing this webinar, email kathy.dilorenzo@planetdepos.com. You will be required to answer two questions related to the content of the webinar. 

Jeremy Thorne:

Jeremy has been the Director of Research and Development for Advantage Software since its inception in 1987. He has an abiding love for the reporting profession and an unmatched talent for writing court reporting software. Jeremy welcomes feedback from Eclipse customers, which is his most important influence in software development. When he isn’t working on Eclipse, Jeremy likes to spend his time as a volunteer coding teacher and FIRST Robotics mentor.

Wil Wilcox:

Wil is a freelance court reporter, Eclipse user of over 20 years, representative, and trainer. During this time, he has presented many workshops and seminars on Eclipse and tech tips. His goal is to stay up to date with the latest and most advanced technology and to share this information with other court reporters so that we may all benefit and keep our profession strong.