I have finally passed out of Speed 2 single voice (180 jury charge and 160 lit). I am now facing those pesky 200 wpm testimonies. Thank you for this channel. I look forward to listening to it and jumping into Speed 3 by the end of this semester. CHEERS from Iowa!
There is a nationwide shortage of court reporters. If you're interested, watch a Mark Kislingbury video of Mark wring. He can do 365 WPM! If you consider school, I'd go either for his in Texas and there's an excellent one online as well.
I see why you suggested that reporters are likely to hire a proofreader rather than a scopist. This software is excellent and would make the job much easier. I just subscribed but I've learned alot in a short time thanks to your channel. Be blessed.
Practice!! It's really hard, but if you take it one step at a time, and learn the little things as you go, it's SO POSSIBLE! I'm just done with my first year of school, and it's been a challenge, but all I've seen is progress. The only students who 'fail', too, are the ones who stop trying!
How did you progress? I just finished my theory and about to start speed building. It is overwhelming to imagine being able to write this fast, especially in an actual job for multiple hours.
@@charlotteboyett-napper4780 I’m currently 180 goal, here looking for more practice. Just like they said practice practice practice! it’s all about muscle memory. speed building comes easier the more accurate you are.
@ladysteno, I would love to hear a review on your Luminex. There's not many out there, and people don't say much beyond "I love it". While that's nice to hear, it's not too specific. Please post a review! Oh, and would love to hear how your steno bag has changed, too. Thanks for posting this!!
Cool to have you back! Iooks you changed your steno bag? Did you update your trusted elan mira a3? Probably you did even more changes I guess... Thanks for the new video! And hopefully a good exam soon too!
I m from India nd I am doing shorthand and typing... I try harder but it only gets to 120-40 wpm in shorthand and 30 wpm in typing (during transcription) and 60wpm in regular typing So my question is there any advantage of English language to you Coz at first place I grown up with Hindi language as well as english but in books So can I able to achieve atleast half of your skills?
What is on the right side of the screen is what's called stenography, or a machine version of shorthand. It's a language based off of a keyboard with only 22 keys. It's a super interesting subject (although it gets SO confusing!)
Cool. But in english is more easier than spanish. You haven't accents "á, é, í, ó, ú" either other caracters like "ü" or "ñ". Try to type faster in spanish.
Court reporter for 14 years now. This makes me smile a little. Lol. I remember in school I was typing so fast my machine started smoking lol :)
I cannot tell you how encouraging it was to watch this video!!! Thank you for posting it.
I can't believe how many briefs I learned from this! Thank you so much!
This is an amazing channel! I am a graduate currently working towards the practical portion of the RPR. Great practice! Thanks for posting.
I have finally passed out of Speed 2 single voice (180 jury charge and 160 lit). I am now facing those pesky 200 wpm testimonies. Thank you for this channel. I look forward to listening to it and jumping into Speed 3 by the end of this semester. CHEERS from Iowa!
Blows my mind. So intrigued with you're profession.
It's a great job!
There is a nationwide shortage of court reporters. If you're interested, watch a Mark Kislingbury video of Mark wring. He can do 365 WPM! If you consider school, I'd go either for his in Texas and there's an excellent one online as well.
bless you for making this channel
I see why you suggested that reporters are likely to hire a proofreader rather than a scopist. This software is excellent and would make the job much easier. I just subscribed but I've learned alot in a short time thanks to your channel. Be blessed.
Thank you!
@@LadySteno What is the software? I'm on Eclipse and don't recognize.... Thanks!
Wow, your writing is way cleaner than mine.
Thank you! I was so nervous, but I think this is a great way to practice!
Oh no....I'm starting school on Monday....How am I ever going to be able to do this?
Practice!! It's really hard, but if you take it one step at a time, and learn the little things as you go, it's SO POSSIBLE! I'm just done with my first year of school, and it's been a challenge, but all I've seen is progress. The only students who 'fail', too, are the ones who stop trying!
Practice and read your notes. Good luck.
How did you progress? I just finished my theory and about to start speed building. It is overwhelming to imagine being able to write this fast, especially in an actual job for multiple hours.
@@charlotteboyett-napper4780 I’m currently 180 goal, here looking for more practice. Just like they said practice practice practice! it’s all about muscle memory. speed building comes easier the more accurate you are.
@ladysteno, I would love to hear a review on your Luminex. There's not many out there, and people don't say much beyond "I love it". While that's nice to hear, it's not too specific. Please post a review! Oh, and would love to hear how your steno bag has changed, too. Thanks for posting this!!
Cool to have you back! Iooks you changed your steno bag? Did you update your trusted elan mira a3? Probably you did even more changes I guess...
Thanks for the new video! And hopefully a good exam soon too!
Great to be back!! Yes, new steno bag, video coming soon!! Yes, and I absolutely love my Luminex!
Hi. I am from India and your typing speed is really awesome. I just started learning the same. I don't know when I will reach your speed
You had a bunch of 225WPM videos up. Where did those go? I was practicing to those.
I never had 225 videos on this page.
Thank you soooo much for this. This is great practice. Do you have any at 225 wpm?
I get my dictation from speedbuilders.com
Whoa. Looks tough asf. Can you record audio and transfer the info later?
Of course. The software also records audio. You can click anywhere and hear the audio at that spot.
@@nitanice What a relief to know!
I m from India nd I am doing shorthand and typing... I try harder but it only gets to 120-40 wpm in shorthand and 30 wpm in typing (during transcription) and 60wpm in regular typing
So my question is there any advantage of English language to you
Coz at first place I grown up with Hindi language as well as english but in books
So can I able to achieve atleast half of your skills?
I must be missing something.
Is the equipment you are using qualifying as 200wpm?
I don't understand what is on the right side of the screen.
What is on the right side of the screen is what's called stenography, or a machine version of shorthand. It's a language based off of a keyboard with only 22 keys. It's a super interesting subject (although it gets SO confusing!)
Cool. But in english is more easier than spanish. You haven't accents "á, é, í, ó, ú" either other caracters like "ü" or "ñ". Try to type faster in spanish.