To get a fairly decent percentage of correct translation requires quite a bit of training time.I know that I constantly find myself having to make corrections because of slipping back into my soft, southern drawl. I just don't think students would remember to do this well enough. In my view this can only be achieved if you talk in a very stilted precise manner at a fairly loud constant volume. DNS likes to claim a ridiculously high percentage of correct translation.As you alluded to in your reply, the computer sound system plays a big part in the success or lack of it, in using voice-recognition.I think from my own experience of using DNS that trying to do what you want would be very frustrating for a number of reasons.
I have it installed on my computer at school, here at home, and on my laptop and just about always start it up and use it for anything that I have to type. The other version of DNS 10, will work with 64-bit Vista, so you just have to read the box closely to make sure which one you're buying. One works with both Windows XP and Vista, but not the 64 bit version. There are actually two versions of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 available. If anyone thinks about buying the latest version, Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10, you do need to be careful. I used a combination of chat rooms and instant messaging with her all year long with only minor problems.
After the first couple weeks I decided to try Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 9 because her cousin had been absent for a couple of days and my typing was just too slow to keep up with the amount of conversation I needed to have with this girl.
Her cousin, who could sign, would also be enrolled to help her cope in class. But three years ago I was asked if I was willing to let a deaf girl enroll in my computer applications class. I tried to use it 12 years ago with version 2 without too much success.
Anyplace that I can type, I can dictate with Dragon. I am not sure what you mean by integrating Dragon NaturallySpeaking into Moodle but, I have been using it for three years now to do all my assignments, grading comments, any text that I type to create lessons, any text that I type to create wiki's, or questions, etc.
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