Two new article tests are now available in the Learning Center: Are You an Apostrophe Whiz and Cloud Storage. Whether you’re a veteran or just…
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By Lynette Mueller The court reporter’s number-one tool of the trade is the writer. Thankfully, there are many writer options in the marketplace for us…
When most people think of legal videos, or CLVS, they likely think of depositions. But the talents of legal videographers go way beyond depositions. Clay…
By Suzanne Trimble I am a lucky official reporter. Every speaker in every courtroom where I work must speak into a microphone. That sound is…
By Lynette Mueller Prime Day is Amazon’s annual deal event on July 12-13 exclusively for Prime members, featuring two days of epic deals on top brands and small businesses. The two-day shopping event includes deals from…
On July 5, Stenograph® announced the launch of the Lilac Luminex® II, which can be viewed in person at the 2022 NCRA Conference and Expo…
Microsoft may be upgrading to Windows 11, but how do you know when you’re ready to switch over? The NCRA Technology Committee did some digging…
In a press release issued June 29, Microsoft announced that it has added several new features for Teams to improve transcriptions and captions within meetings.…
Whether you are on-site, at home, or on the road during the 2022 NCRA Conference & Expo in Orlando, Fla., be sure to follow along…
The Creative Content Task Force (CCTF) was created in 2021 to assist with identifying and providing content that can be shared internally and externally to…
By Lynette Mueller Court reporters love brief forms to help us write short. Creating briefs on the fly is an acquired skill, for sure. The…
By Lynette Mueller When the pandemic hit more than two years ago, court reporters and the legal industry had to do a lot of learning…
A blog posted May 24 by JD Supra offers a list of advantages of remote depositions. Read more.
NCRA’s Professional Development department continues its 2022 program with three new exciting live webinars in June. Find out what “the cloud” really is, learn how…
By Carol Studenmund FCC Order 19-72A1 releases telephone carriers from obligations to maintain copper POTS lines as of August 2, 2022. POTS stands for Plain…
By Suzanne Trimble If you are anything like me, you cringe at the sight of your personal phone number on the U.S. Courts’ Web page,…
By Lisa Migliore Black I’ve received multiple complaints about the quality of transcripts lately. (No, not those produced by my firm.) In each and every instance it…
By now most people are familiar with the term phishing. Merriam-Webster dates the first use of the term back to 1986 and credits the “ph”…
A blog posted April 15 by JD Supra addresses whether the legal arena is ready for depositions in the metaverse. Read more.
Deaf History Month is celebrated in April. On behalf of our broadcast and CART captioner members, NCRA shares some facts and figures about the Deaf…