Subject: Re: Echo II disk
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From: buggie@ben12.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)
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Date: 29 Jan 1999 18:51:56 GMT
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I have the disks (plural), and a 12-page printed teaching lab exercise
that goes with it!  I'll send you all the stuff.  $3.20 within USA, or
US$4.00 to Canada.  I will be presenting the teaching lab exercise at the
April 1999 meeting of Southwestern Psychological Association ---- A2 users
get a preview!   

The teaching lab exercise is called, "phonemic restoration in speech
perception" how the brain uses sentence context to "hear" missing phonemes
from the heard speech.   Developed with Echo II, this lab exercise works
best with Echo II rather than Mac or PC talker cards that have more
perfect pronunciation.

Stevde Buggie


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Gareth Jones (gareth@vcn.bc.ca) wrote:
: I have a boxed Echo II "Speech Processor" (board plus external speaker
: plus manual), but not the disk that is supposed to come with it. According
: to the manual, this disk has the following programs: Read.Textfile,
: Echo.com, List.Builder, Spelling.Test, and Robot.Demo. Could someone point
: me to where I can get this disk, or e-mail me a copy?

: Thanks in advance for any help.

: -Gareth