In 1990, when the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enshrined into federal law, people with disabilities finally had comprehensive...
Joel Gershon
June 3, 2019
Content creators stay prolific by using Otter to capture story ideas on the go and write more easily by speaking.
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These 5 free apps make your commute productive, not dead time https://t.co/7A4Q7GYWsk
— Fast Company (@FastCompany) June 17, 2019
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I started testing @otter_ai to help me write articles. I will talk out my ideas and the app turns my voice notes into text, and then I can easily export it right into @Dropbox bam article draft ready!#notanAd #productivitytech #blogtech pic.twitter.com/WtQv07f3nj
— Helene (@wanderinghelene) August 19, 2019
Have you tried https://t.co/l0iLpoymLf to transcribe when you on the move? I'm often out walking and get some vlogs in my head that I'll forget a few hours later.
— Robert Gibbons (@RobertAtCARA) August 13, 2019
Writing my fiction, it feels good to get started again.
— Woody (@StevenWoodgate) August 13, 2019
I use my daily commute to mule over my writing projects. I usually jot notes while walking. But am going to try something new and use https://t.co/V5kkZzXLvh to take notes while I walk.
— danny cardoza (@danielcardoza) July 22, 2019
Anyone done something similar or use a dif app? Tips and tricks? #phdchat #AnthroTwitter
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