By Bridget Roorda We often hear about the “big goals” like getting to 225 wpm, passing the RPR or CSR, or finding your dream job.…
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By Grace Pirozzi Whether you are a student preparing to enter the profession or an experienced reporter entrusted with the official record, proofreading is the…
The CLVS credential provides a unique intersection where technical videography meets the legal justice system. If you’re looking to elevate your skills with cameras and…
Have you been stuck inside all winter? Let us warm you up this spring with live webinars in the NCRA Learning center. Earn CEUs while…
By Thomas Herman I am very grateful for what steno has provided me. About half the time, I’m home in my favorite, softest cotton Star…
NCRF Ask Me Anything: From Proceedings to Production — Exploring Career Paths Across the Professions
NCRF Ask Me Anything: From Proceedings to Production — Exploring Career Paths Across the Professions
Just how far can your steno machine take you? Join us on Tues., March 24 from 8 to 9 p.m. Eastern for an engaging Ask…
By Aimée Suhie I should not be writing this story. Michelle Houston, RPR, of Brandywine, Md., who may be the only known Black female survivor…
Looking to sharpen your skills and stay competitive in today’s tech-driven landscape? Our new StenoSpeaks webinar series launches this month with practical insights you can…
An interview with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson By Nancy J. Meyer I had the opportunity to have a Zoom interview with Justice…
For Myriah Perez, a student from Le Marque, Texas, stenography is a family affair. Inspired by her aunt, Erminia Uviedo, RDR, CRR, CRC, CRI, Myriah…
Ready to bridge the gap between graduation and your first deposition? The National Court Reporters Foundation (NCRF) is offering the quarterly Career Launcher Student Scholarship to help…
Feb 11 | Steno Habits: The Science of Building Skills that Stick | Presenters: Lee Leigh (“Lili”), RPR, CRI; Rich Germosen, FAPR, RDR, CRR; Deneé Vadell, RPR; Chris…
By Chris Herndon I swear. Where I work In Kansas, there sure are a lot of oaths that an official court reporter may have to…
The National Court Reporters Foundation is pleased to announce submissions for the Gina Battaglia Memorial Student Intern Scholarship are now open. The scholarship is intended…
An interview with the 2025 Realtime Contest winner Angela Sundell Congratulations to CART captioner Angela (Angie) Sundell, RDR, CRR, CRC, of Hopkins, Minn., who won…
Whether or not you’ve made New Year’s resolutions for 2026, you’ll find plenty of tips for self-improvement in the NCRA Learning Center. We are starting…
Members of NCRA’s Captioning Committee offer this peek into the variety of work assignments. Their stories share a beautiful thread: Every day can bring a…
Channel KXLY.com, Spokane, Wash., reported on Dec. 31 that beginning Jan. 1, movie theaters will be required to offer more screenings with open captions. Read more.
Beginning January 1, 2026, NCRA is launching major enhancements to its Skills Testing platform and registration options designed to put candidates firmly in control of…
By Jill Parker Landsman The National Court Reporters Foundation was proud to sponsor CART captioning for the Northern Virginia Resource Center for Deaf & Hard…