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Real-Time Verbatim Reporter via two years distance-learning course Learn from a professional, Mary Sorene CRI Court Reporters are variously called shorthand writers, shorthand reporters, note takers, who may be pen or machine writers. However, realtime reporters, Speech to Text reporters, captioners, Human Aids to Communication, Stenographers, note takers providing a transcript of the spoken word verbatim which means, literally, word for word. We are writing down every word spoken, not just giving a precis, or the edited highlights. Machine shorthand using Computer Aided Transcription (CAT) has enhanced my career and those who are realtime proficient are able to assist those who are deaf by allowing them to see the spoken word on a screen and thereby enhance their lives. I passed my CRI (Certified Reporting Instructor) examination through the NCRA (USA), valid through September 2011. Also holder of Level 3 Certificate in Education Principles and Practice, Level 3 Certificate in Education Practice: ICT Skills and Diploma in Education Practice: ICT Skills awarded on 15th June 2005 at Bedford College, UK. Link to UK-region Training Index: Congratulations to Sheryll Holley on passing your membership examination of the British Institute of Verbatim Reporters (BIVR) Link to Sheryll Holley's website: The professional body for Speech-to-Text Reporters is: Want shorthand practice? The IPS meets on Thursday evenings at the Bishopsgate Institute, London. The professional body for verbatim reporters in the UK is the British Institute of Verbatim Reporters.
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