Here's what some participating reporters have to say:
“You
came, spoke and conquered. Doing is learning; thanks to your clever
examples, attendees at our convention discovered their weaknesses
and possible solutions at the same time. Best of all, you demonstrated
that there's no need to switch theories in order to upgrade one's
realtime. The options you posed for problem-solving complement all
theories. On leaving, two of our best realtime reporters commented
that this seminar had been the most useful we had ever offered and
hoped we could bring you back for more.”
—Karen Jenkner, RPR, CSR
president, CSRAO
“Your
instruction is great for experienced reporters who may have learned
a not-so-computer-compatible theory and are in a bit of a steno rut.
It's hard to commit the time necessary to really overhaul and update
your writing habits. You make it possible to tackle theory changes
in bite-size, manageable chunks. It's a great feeling when what at
first seemed like an overwhelming theory change becomes a familiar
habit. These little changes can really take a reporter out of a rut
of complacency and make the job exciting again. Thanks for all your
help, Denis.”
—Mary Dowds, RPR,
RCR, CRR, captioner,
The Captioning Group
