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Applied Speech Science for Voice & Resonance
Disorders, Model 5156
The Applied Speech Science for
Voice & Resonance Disorders program (Model 5156) is one of a set of
programs from Professor Byoung W. Kim (speech scientist) and John
Grozik (media technology specialist) at the University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee. These interactive programs provide a rich,
audio-visual environment for learning and experimenting with basic
phonetic/speech science principles. They are designed as pedagogical
tools for the classroom, and for individual tutorial learning in the
field of speech/voice science. The Applied Speech Science for Voice &
Resonance Disorders program illustrates, in an interactive format
(with animations), the physiology, kinesthesia, aerodynamics, and
acoustics of voice and resonance disorders. The other programs in this
set from Dr. Kim and John Grozik are:
·
Phonetic & Perception Simulation Programs
·
Respiration, Phonation and Prosody Simulation
·
Applied Speech Science for Dysarthrias
·
Speech Articulation: Animation of Muscle Vectors
·
Neuroscience for Human Communications: From Intention
to Articulation
These programs can be purchased
separately or as options for Multi-Speech or CSL.

This illustration of the
vocal folds is one of the many illustrations
in this program. Clicking on a number shows one of the
various phases of the vibratory cycle.
Applications
This program is designed as
supplementary courseware for teaching and learning basic
phonetic/speech science principles, concepts, and processes in
experimental phonetics and speech science courses.
Students can be given
assignments to explore various portions of the program’s modules to
reinforce concepts discussed in class. If a data projector is
available, the teacher can use the programs to clearly show
phonetic/speech science concepts, principles, and processes to the
class.
In a clinical environment, these
programs provide quick access to speech anatomy, physiology, and
speech science principles, and will serve as a handy reference. They
are ideal complements to the many other programs available from Kay
for pedagogical applications.
Summary
By offering a wide range of
targeted optional programs, Kay’s CSL and Multi-Speech product lines
are ideal for educational, clinical, or research applications. Applied
Speech Science for Voice & Resonance Disorders, Model 5156, presents a
powerful and easy-to-use environment in which students can learn the
underlying principles of speech science. With its interactive models,
difficult concepts “come to life.”
As illustrated in a sample of
screens from the program, key aspects of voice and resonance are
covered.
For more information about this
program or other Kay products, please contact Kay Elemetrics Corp. or
your local representative.
Current CSL, Model 4500 and
4150, software and
database options include:
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Analysis-Synthesis
Laboratory (ASL), Model 5104 -
Applied
Speech Science for Dysarthrias, Model 5153
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Applied
Speech Science for Voice & Resonance Disorders, Model 5156
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Auditory
Feedback Tools, Model 3506
-
Disordered
Voice Database,
Model 4337
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Games,
Model 5167
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Motor
Speech Profile,
Model 5141
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Multi-Dimensional
Voice Program,
Model 5105
-
Neuroscience
for Human Communications, Model 5155
-
Palatometer
Database,
Model 4333
-
Phonetic
& Perception Simulation Programs, Model 5151
-
Phonetic
Database,
Model 4332
-
Real-Time
EGG Analysis, Model 5138
-
Real-Time
Pitch,
Model 5121
-
Real-Time
Spectrogram,
Model 5129
-
Respiration,
Phonation and Prosody Simulation, Model 5152
-
Signal
Enhancement Program, Model 5142
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Sona-Match, Model 5127
-
Speech
Articulation: Animation of Muscle Vectors, Model 5154
-
Video
Phonetics Program and Database,
Model 5150
-
Voice
Range Profile, Model 4326
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