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NCRA’s Professional Development Department has announced that The Fundamentals of Court Reporting, 7th Edition , one of the most accepted authoritative textbooks that is used…
In an era when technology continually reshapes professional landscapes, court reporters face unique challenges and opportunities as does every other industry. NCRA’s COPE (Committee on…
By Amy Davidson Embark on your journey to certification with NCRA’s Online Skills Testing! Following these steps is key to being successful, and it will…
By Vanessa Johns Can a 10-minute practice session change your life? Maybe not, but it can turn your day around! Practice on Bad Days Too…
Did you know that NCRA and NCRF offer a number of scholarships to students? All students need to do to apply is to complete the…
Emily Eastwood, a student at Green River College in Auburn, Wash., has worked throughout the United States, including at National Parks, on dude ranches, and…
NCRA is excited to present the Student Fast Lane program, celebrating students’ speed milestones. We collaborate with court reporting programs nationwide to highlight student achievements…
By Dr. Geanell Adams Test anxiety is a common challenge faced by many students, particularly in rigorous programs like court reporting. The pressure to perform…
Don’t miss NCRA’s last two live webinars of 2024 taking place in December. NCRA’s Student/Teacher Committee has created these webinars to greater support students at…
Students are encouraged to apply for the National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) quarterly Career Launcher Student Scholarship. The award covers the cost to participate in the…
Join Kathryn Dittmeier, CRI, of Lacon, Ill., in a deep dive into the history of American shorthand machines on Nov. 20 at 1 p.m. Eastern.…
Do you know the difference between Generations X, Y, and Z? What are the defining characteristics of iGen, also known as “Screeners”? These distinctions matter…
In Compliance reported on Oct. 15 that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has issued new rules that require interoperable video conferencing services (IVCS) and platforms…
NCRA’s Education Department hosted its fourth Virtual Open House on Thursday, October 10 to highlight career training options for prospective court reporting and captioning students.…
Slots are filling up quickly for the Fall Certified Legal Video Specialist (CLVS) Production Exam being held Nov. 15-16 at NCRA’s headquarters in Reston, Va. The…
Stanley Sakai, a captioner from Jersey City, N.J., started his career in stenography as a pen writer. Yes, a pen writer. From captioning Ariana Grande…
By Amy Davidson We often have candidates asking how to study for an NCRA Written Knowledge Test (WKT). We hope these pointers will be helpful…
After her career as a flight attendant was grounded, Catalina Chiang Yuri, from Orlando Fla., found a new path to success. “It is not an…
By Vanessa Johns This summer everyone gathered in my hometown, Louisville, Ky., for the NCRA Conference & Expo. It was a blast to welcome professionals…