So my trip to Brazil next month - they just asked to have my presentation in a week (3 weeks early). No problem. Then it dawned on me - they want a SCRIPT, not just slides, so they can *translate* it.
I have to script it all. script? I can do that, but it takes being in a very different head-space to make the script authentic and still extemporaneous, yet understandable.
Next few days work are cut out for me.
@Downes@mastodon.social@lauraritchie You might try using speech-to-text transcription - https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text/ - using your slides, do a rehearsal version of the talk. Take the transcription and edit it. (In the past I've used human transcribers to create scripts from my talks, but it would cost around $US 150).
cloud.google.comCloud Speech-to-Text - Speech Recognition | Cloud Speech-to-Text
| Google CloudCloud Speech-to-Text provides fast and accurate speech recognition, converting audio, either from a microphone or from a file, to text in over 120 languages and variants.