C-Print for Accessibility: LSU Overview

General Information

C-Print is a "speech-to-text" program developed for the hearing impaired by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf. This service is for deaf and hearing impaired students with the purpose of improving classroom experiences at the secondary and college levels.

Trained operators, called C-Print captionists, type out the auditory speech into text using C-Print Pro. This software is designed specifically for this service and allows the captionists to type in an abbreviated system with fewer keystrokes or use speech with the text able to be displayed to multiple students at once. The text can also be converted into paper or electronic format for students to use as notes.
 

Contact C-Print

C-Print can be contacted at: 

Rochester Institute of Technology
National Technical Institute for the Deaf
Division of College Advancement

C-Print Development & Training Office
52 Lomb Memorial Drive
Rochester, New York  14623-5604

585-474-7557   Voice or TTY
585-475-5949   Fax 
 

C-Print Pro Client

System Requirements: C-Print Pro Client runs on computers using Windows XP, Windows 7, or Windows 8, 32-bit and 64-bit. (Starter Edition operating systems not recommended.) The program requires minimal hard disk space (~104 MB) and runs efficiently on computers with a 2.0GHz or faster processor.
 

C-Print Mobile

System Requirements: C-Print Mobile runs on iOS and Android devices that utilize the Apple iTunes and Google Play stores. In general, to run the app and connect to a C-Print captionist, the CLIENT/USER AND CAPTIONIST must connect via an Internet address. The mobile device can access the Internet using Wi Fi or cellular data. In addition, the C-Print captionist must be using the most recent C-Print Pro Server release (version 3.1.47).
 

C-Print Lite

System Requirements: C-Print Lite runs on Windows and Mac devices that successfully run Adobe® AIR™, a cross-operating-system runtime.

Referenced from: rit.edu and C-Print