By Michelle Kirkpatrick NCRA’s grassroots project, Taking Realtime Awareness and Innovation Nationwide, has been ever-evolving over the last few years but with the same goals…
Posts tagged as “March 2015 JCR”
TRAIN: Favorite tips and tricks The JCR asked TRAIN committee members and participants to share a realtime tip that they heard from someone unexpectedly.…
At the 2014 NCRA Convention & Expo, TRAIN chair Lisa Knight, RMR, CRR, presented a session on new technology and gadgets as recommended by reporters.…
We asked the members of the Technology Committee what they carry in their bags (in addition to, of course, their steno machines). Here’s what they…
By Ruthanne Esparza There is a time in life from post-college to pre-empty nest years when we’re in the thick of it all. Up until…
By Denyce Sanders In the February 2013 issue of the JCR, I wrote an article on saving time using Case CATalyst. This year I would…
It’s all relative Q. So Shenika — your mother is sisters with Shenika’s mother? A. No, sir. Q. Your mother is brothers with Shenika’s dad.…
Currently resides in: Caseyville, Ill. (suburb of St. Louis, Mo.) Position: CART captioner Member since: 1998 Graduated from: Sparks College, Shelbyville, Ill., in 1998 and…
By Sarah Maksim Let’s face it. Mock trials and depositions are no easy task. They demand a great deal of planning for students, and they…
I wanted to add a comment to your “Jetsetting reporters” article, which misrepresented the abilities of British and Australian reporters to cover depositions and other…
By Sandy VanderPol With teamwork and technology, your rough drafts can be almost perfect – even if you don’t consider yourself a qualified realtime writer!…
By Linda Larson The Committee on Professional Ethics reviewed the following scenario: While taking down the official record, a reporter makes an audio backup recording…