Real Time Court Reporting Closed Captioning CART Providing
Stenograph Machine Keyboard 
THEORY
The Theory Training in Court Reporting and Closed Caption education is learning how to write on the stenograph machine. It entails learning and memorizing the keyboard, different letter combinations, and how to create words and entire phrases in one stroke. REALTIME, or instant translation from steno to English, is the future of court reporting and broadcast closed captioning. Theory is the most important component of your training. Many court reporting theories are extremely difficult, and the manuals read like technical manuals. These outdated, stroke and memory intensive theories are one of the main reasons so many court reporting students drop out of traditional court reporting schools
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A unique new theory in the industry today has revolutionized how the court reporting and captioning student learns theory.
This Realtime Reporting and Captioning Theory has been developed specifically for home study training. It is a state of the art realtime theory written in a style that is easy for the home study, court reporting, broadcast closed captioning, and CART Providing student to understand. All other theories are written for the court reporting educators, using court reporting and computer terminology that is almost impossible for the court reporting student to understand without a court reporter to help the student decipher the complicated terminology. These theories have not kept up with the sophisticated computer aided transcription software of today, and are therefore laboriously long and require the student to learn much useless information.
Theory is critical in speed building, writing accuracy, and excellence as a realtime court reporter, broadcast closed captioner, and CART Provider..
For more information on choosing the theory that will determine your success or failure in your court reporting, broadcast closed captioning, or CART Providing career, CLICK HERE.
