Learn How to Be a Transcript Proofreader

1 Introduction 2 The Transcript Proofreader's Learning Community 3 Your whys 4 Guest expert training: Time management with Kristen Van Horn

1 Introduction 2 Wow! Court reporters do what? 3 Transcript proofreading is different than general proofreading 4 The proofreaders CRs want to work with 5 Why a lot of proofers don't make it -- and why you will

1 Welcome to Week 1! 2 The types of CRs you can work with 3 The life of a transcript 4 The types of transcripts you can proofread 5 Your role as a transcript proofreader 6 Common legal terms + definitions you need to know 7 Naming your transcript proofreading business 8 Setting up your new business email address 9 Setting up your business entity 10 Your Facebook business page

1 Before you dive in 2 Apostrophes 3 Capitalization 4 Commas 5 Dashes 6 Ellipses, question marks, and sic 7 Hyphens 8 Numbers and time 9 Quotes 10 Semicolons 11 Commonly confused words 12 Additional reference materials 13 Grammar exam

1 Welcome to Week 2! 2 Proofreading styles 3 Devices you can proofread on + proofreading software 4 How to use Kami 5 How to use iAnnotate 6 How to research like a pro 7 Working with CR preferences 8 The anatomy of a transcript 9 How to proofread transcripts 10 Common annotations and what they mean 11 Proofreading tips 12 Renaming proofread transcript files 13 Transcript confidentiality 14 Protecting your devices 15 Saving transcript files

1 Welcome to Weeks 3-5! 2 The best way to go through the practice transcripts 3 Miscellaneous proofreading info 4 If you're feeling stuck on commas (or any other punctuation mark) 5 Practice transcript files 6 CR preferences 7 Feedback on practice transcript(s) 8 Tracking your proofread transcripts

1 Welcome to Week 6! 2 Grammar exam 3 Transcript exam