The University of Illinois’s Speech Accessibility Project, with Lingraphica and other leaders as partners, has one goal: to improve speech technology for people with a range of diverse speech patterns and disabilities.
And we need your help.
By joining this study, you’ll contribute to groundbreaking research that aims to improve voice recognition for people with speech conditions. This is your chance to shape the future and ensure technology is accessible to everyone.
Who Are We Looking For?
We are looking for adults of all ages who meet all of the following criteria:
- Have a speech and/or language impairment from stroke
- Can answer yes/no questions
- Can follow basic instructions
- Can read OR repeat simple sentences
- Have Internet access with computer or tablet
- Have someone who can help you log on or can log on independently
What Will You Be Doing?
From the comfort of your home, you will be asked to record sentences and answer questions on the Speech Accessibility Project website. You will record 600 speech samples and will have up to three months to complete the recordings. It will take you about 7 hours. You can record a lot or a little at a time. You will be paid up to $180. Your helper can earn up to $90.
Complete the form below and choose a time to meet with a research study screener to get started.
