Object Title
Big Talk: A digital aid for public speaking
Part of
Collection: 2020 (PC020402.16) ➔ Series: Parsons School of Design MFA Design and Technology program theses
Material Category
Thesis
Description
My thesis, Big Talk, concentrates on building a digital platform to tackle the key phases of public speaking, from the preparation stage to the final performance, in a form which is universally accessible through the web. By fusing speech recognition technology and spaced repetition techniques, the tool is versatile enough to be used to practice for any high-pressure public speaking situation, whether it be a job interview, an audition, a presentation, or even a wedding speech.
Creator Keywords:
public speaking; speech recognition; voice; memorization; product design
Date
May 1 2020
Related people
Rebecca Gill Clarke (designer)
Chris Romero (thesis advisor)
Ethan Silverman (thesis advisor)
Aya Karpinska (thesis advisor)
Louisa Campbell (thesis advisor)
Related Repository
Parsons Institutional Collections
Use Restrictions
In accordance with The New School's Intellectual Property Rights Policy, copyright is held by each thesis' respective author. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the user.; http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Identifier
PC020402_2020_gillr456
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Material Category
ThesisDescription
My thesis, Big Talk, concentrates on building a digital platform to tackle the key phases of public speaking, from the preparation stage to the final performance, in a form which is universally accessible through the web. By fusing speech recognition technology and spaced repetition techniques, the tool is versatile enough to be used to practice for any high-pressure public speaking situation, whether it be a job interview, an audition, a presentation, or even a wedding speech.Creator Keywords:
public speaking; speech recognition; voice; memorization; product design
Date
May 1 2020Related people
Rebecca Gill Clarke (designer)Chris Romero (thesis advisor)
Ethan Silverman (thesis advisor)
Aya Karpinska (thesis advisor)
Louisa Campbell (thesis advisor)
Related Repository
Parsons Institutional CollectionsUse Restrictions
In accordance with The New School's Intellectual Property Rights Policy, copyright is held by each thesis' respective author. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the user.; http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Identifier
PC020402_2020_gillr456There’s more! What you see on this site is only what is viewable online. Please visit archives.newschool.edu to find out more about what’s in the archives.