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This is a Stanford Learning Lab tutorial showing how to incorporate digital note-taking by creating a transcript of your lessons and meetings using Otter. Weamp;#39;ll discuss the benefits of transcription software, when and how to use them, and go through the various features of Otter. Technology has come a long way and natural language processors can detect and record human speech very accurately. We see this in transcription softwares, auto generated captions on videos, and speech-to-text applications on computers and smartphones. We can use these technologies to improve your experiences with lectures, lessons, and meetings. If youamp;#39;ve ever felt like youamp;#39;ve sat in a lecture, took copious notes, and still not retained any information about the lecture, this may be because we struggle to record every word being said while also comprehending it. Additionally, lectures and meetings are often long and convey way more information than we could
