By Katherine Schilling Staying motivated is probably one of the hardest things for a student to do while in court reporting school. The constant testing…
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NCRA member Cassandra Caldarella was interviewed about her career as an official court reporter in Orange County, Calif., in an article posted Aug. 26 on…
An article posted Aug. 20 by SportsVideo.org, reports that Harvard University has recently renovated its centralized control room to allow for the department’s video production…
Adam Finkel, NCRA’s Director of Government Relations, represented the Association on a panel that addressed issues related to the current quality of television captions during…
An Aug. 18 post by The Denver Post’s eLetters blog included a submission from a reader who is hard of hearing calling for local television…
The Newton Daily News, Des Moines, Iowa, ran an article on Aug. 14 about representatives from the Des Moines Area Community College who were promoting…
On July 28, a question-and-answer style post on Legal by the Bay, the Bar Association of San Francisco’s blog, written by Ana Fatima Costa, shows…
The wide array of sessions and presentations adorned with tips and tricks as well as the latest in trends at the 2015 NCRA Convention &…
In the informative e-seminar, Disability insurance and retirement planning, Mike Diers and Nick Hague cover disability income benefits, estimated costs associated with them, and the…
The Boone News Republican published a press release on Aug. 8 announcing that the Des Moines Area College court reporting program, Des Moines, Iowa, has…
MacComac College, Chicago, Ill., issued a press release on July 31 urging budding court reporters to head to Chicago where a wealth of job opportunities…
In a July 29 Education Week commentary piece, public radio reporter Monica Brady-Myerov wrote that reading same-language subtitles can boost students’ literacy. She cites studies…
The Clinton Herald posted an article on Aug. 1 that focused on the shortage of court reporters affecting the courts across Illinois. According to the…
Three court reporting students were recognized for receiving CASE Scholarships during the Awards Luncheon at the NCRA Convention & Expo based on their winning entries…
By Ariel I. Rayman Before I entered the court reporting industry, I was a practicing attorney. My experience with court reporters was mixed. Some were…
By Jen Schuck There are many differences between a court reporter and a CART or broadcast captioner. However, one similarity is the electronic file that is…
Overcoming the fear of writing realtime can become easier if you follow the tips and suggestions shared with attendees of a session led by Marybeth…
This year’s Convention & Expo, held July 30-Aug. 2 in New York City, encompassed events from NCRA’s Annual Business Meeting, Speed and Realtime Contests, seminars…
The Corrinne Clark Professionalism Institute – NCRF’s newest initiative – officially launched at the 2015 NCRA Convention & Expo with a panel for students and…
NCRA 2015-2016 President Steve Zinone and Executive Director and CEO Mike Nelson battled it out during the opening reception at the Association’s Convention & Expo…