Voice programming with Snap!
Connecting an offline voice reognition devica via Microlocks to create programs with Snap!
Presented by:
José García
Since 2007 I work at Citilab - Cornellà, near of Barcelona, where I had the chance to participate in the beginnings of the application of block visual programming, like Scratch and Snap!, in the educational world. I have participated in the creation of S4A (Scratch for Arduino) within the Edutec project, and collaborate in to the development of Snap4Arduino and MicroBlocks.
Now I coordinate the education area at Citilab and the Edulab project, which promotes the teaching of programming and robotics as a transversal language to understand and relate to technology and to develop critical thinking and creativity in schools. For this project also we designed a microcontroller board Citilab ED1 and a robotics Kit for education
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Connecting an offline voice recognition device via MicroBlocks to create programs with Snap!
This experiment started during a demo for an online voice recognition device for MicroBlocks. Since this device can be trained to recognize new words, the idea was: why not train some block name commands to use them in Snap!
Because the connection between MicroBlocks and Snap! is trivial, I started some naive experiments that I will show in this talk.
- Duration:
- 5 min
- Room:
- SAP Immersive Experience Studio
- Conference:
- Snap!Con 2025
- Type:
- Lightning Talk
- Presented via:
- Online
- Difficulty:
- Easy