Britney G.
I completed my theory in 5-1/2 weeks
and passed my 60s through 140s in 3-1/2 months! I love the CRAH program! |
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Stephanie D.
| The theory lessons were so simple and put together so well, I was able to complete theory in 2-1/2 months while working full time! |
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Chris R.
I was amazed how simplistic the
lessons were and how quickly I was
learning and progressing.
I completed
theory in roughly four months and passed
the first four speed levels (60-120 wpm)
in the next four months all while still
in high school. |
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Tracy H.
| The CRAH “Realtime Reporting and Captioning Theory” has been thoroughly
thought out and is very easily understood. I had no trouble getting through it in 2-1/2
months. |
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Tracy O.
| CRAH theory is presented in such an efficient and organized manner that it is extremely easy to learn. The DVD tutorial illustrates everything from how to set up your steno machine to how to write each of the 20
theory lessons! |
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Theory is the Foundation of Realtime Court Reporting, Broadcast
Closed Captioning, and CART Providing Training
"Realtime Reporting and Captioning Theory”
IS THE STATE-OF-THE-ART THEORY
THAT CONNECTS THE STUDENT WITH THE BEST TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE TO
CAPTURE THE SPOKEN WORD
Developed By Linda Bland, RMR, RPR, CSR, CPE |
NCRA Registered Merit Reporter (RMR)
Registered Professional Reporter (RPR)
NCRA Certified Program Evaluator (CPE)
Former Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Court Reporting Schools Evaluator
Former NCRA-approved School Owner
Former member of the NCRA Test Advisory Committee that develops the National RPR, RMR, and RDR Certification Examinations
Currently serving on the NCRA Home Study Task Force.
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So why is the"Realtime Reporting and Captioning Theory" the BEST, Most Advanced, Simplest to learn theory in the industry?
…It is the only simplified, cutting edge, state-of-the-art theory DEVELOPED SPECIFICALLY FOR HOME STUDY STUDENTS by an NCRA-credentialed, realtime writing court reporter, and court reporting and broadcast captioning educator.
…As the name implies it contains the necessary foundation for Realtime Reporting, Broadcast Closed Captioning, and CART Providing without extending your training.
The student who learns the Realtime Reporting and Captioning Theory will transition into Broadcast Captioning or CART Providing without extending their training for months or years as the REVOLUTIONARY foundation of the CRAH Theory uniquely includes all the concepts necessary for employment in all of these careers!
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It connects the student with the best technology available to capture the
spoken word
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It is as simplified as a theory can be, and still be on the cutting edge of computer aided transcription technology
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Other theories read like technical manuals and do not hold the student’s interest. The Realtime Reporting and Captioning Theory is motivational, fun, and printed in color. Students make progress in every practice session!
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It is the only theory correlated with a DVD tutorial, like having a reporter/mentor sitting beside you while you learn. With the DVD tutorial and credentialed members of the Support Department, the student is never alone. The student never has to wonder if he is learning the lesson correctly.
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FREE LIFETIME Internet support from credentialed court reporters. Making progress each time the student practices is the goal of our theory, not extending the training for three to five years.
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It is color-coded for ease of practice and has a unique concept developed specifically for homestudy training which can put the student in speed building in weeks or a few short months!
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PREPARE FOR SUCCESS WITH THE “REALTIME REPORTING
AND CAPTIONING THEORY”
THE MOST ADVANCED, EASIEST TO LEARN, SHORTEST
THEORY AVAILABLE |
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What Is Theory?
The Realtime Reporting and Captioning Theory is the
only theory developed specifically for home
study students.
All other theories were developed to be taught in a traditional school setting
and are not meant for home study training.
If you're interested in a career in realtime court reporting, closed captioning, also known as broadcast captioning, and/or CART providing, one of the most important considerations in deciding how you are going to train for these careers is choosing the theory you will learn. REALTIME COURT REPORTING THEORY is the FOUNDATION FOR ALL YOUR TRAINING. Theory is the method in which students are taught to write on the steno machine. Theory means learning where all the keys are located on the steno machine, learning combinations of keys that, when depressed simultaneously, denote a letter of the alphabet.
The differences in theories arise in the number of shortcuts for writing words and phrases (known in the industry as briefs, brief forms, or arbitraries) incorporated in each theory; how the theories teach you to write punctuation and numbers, and spell utilizing individual letters.
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