Microsoft Dictate 365 lets you use speech-to-text to author content in Office with a microphone and reliable internet connection. Use your voice to quickly create digital notes, essays, documents, emails, presentations, or PowerPoint slide decks.
Using Microsoft Dictate
Step One: Open the Microsoft Program (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, or OneNote) and select "Dictation" from the top ribbon.
Step Two: Select the language that you will be speaking in by selecting the arrow below the icon.
Step Three: Selecting the Icon will start your recording, as seen from the newly changed Icon. Proceed to start speaking into the Microphone.
To View and Listen to a Video Tutorial:
Additional Resources:
- Dictate your documents in Word for Windows and MacOS
- Dictate your documents in Word for the Web
- Dictate your documents in Word Mobile
- Dictate your emails in Outlook for Windows and MacOS
- Dictate your emails in Outlook Mobile
- Dictate your notes in OneNote
- Dictate your presentations and slide notes in PowerPoint
- Dictate your documents in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote
- Use dictation to talk instead of type on your PC
- Editor is your writing assistant in Word
- Check spelling, grammar, and clarity in Word
- Introduction to making documents accessible in Word
- Introduction to using a screen reader in Word
- Using Word Prediction for inclusive classrooms
- Dictation doesn't record