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Overview showing and explaining the differences between depositions and trials, with free downloads.

Learn how to punctuate transcripts of testimony, following Morson rules.

Study course to assist in earning the national CET certification from AAERT.

9-1-1 calls, interrogations, interviews, informants, eyewitnesses, undercover stings, and much more!

Introduction to CAT Scoping and Proofing with video demonstrations.

Tabs, Ribbons, Shortcuts, Tips, Spell, AutoCorrect (5) Clock Hours.

Learn to navigate in Word. (2) clock hrs.

Increase efficiency by learning numerous Word shortcuts. (1) clock hour.

Learn how to properly set up spellchecker and autocorrects. (2) clock hours.

Learn how to store and reuse repetitive text blocks. (2) clock hours.

Increase speed in Word software. Practice creating macros. Complete course in (2) clock hours.

What you need to know first!

See for yourself if transcription is a good fit for you.

Common errors found in proofreading actual transcripts.

Audio-only transcriber? 4-channel? Video? Confused? We untangle everything and show you what's what!

Learn how to organize, send, receive, zip, convert, store, encrypt, create PDFs, screenshots, and so much more!

Impress your clients and charge a higher fee by knowing how to insert timestamps! Some clients even REQUIRE timestamping.

General Transcription - Level 2. Learn how to transcribe podcasts - fun!

Learn to transcribe interviews. Proceeds from this course are donated to a children's hospital.

General transcription - Level 2. Learn how to transcribe focus groups with multiple voices.

What you need to know when launching a transcription business.

Are you confused about how to get paid for your work? Don't be a victim. Legally collect!

Learn the 15 most common business mistakes and how to avoid those pitfalls!

Keyboard exercises to help gain typing speed. Includes practice on letters, numbers, and dictation at 30, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 160, 200, and 225 words per minute. Pushing beyond your comfort zone can result in your fingers finding the correct keys without looking at the keyboard. Then immediately practicing at a slower speed usually results in improved accuracy. Professional transcriptionists need to have proficiency in both speed and accuracy. While this course is aimed toward transcriptionists, steno students can also benefit from the higher-speed dictations for practice.