In my constant quest to start self-learning projects that I don’t finish, I am looking for a speechreading program. I swear I had found one through Seeing and Hearing Speech but that apparently now is only Windows-compatible (I have a Mac). I am positive that they used to sell a DVD version, but I may be just hallucinating. I really want this mostly to brush up on my skills and learn a few pointers and have some lessons to practice. There are options, but the designer in me tends to look askance at any book or DVD that doesn’t look well designed. It automatically loses credibility to me. So help me out here, anyone tried a program at home that they were satisfied with? Any program specifically that I should avoid?
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