English Grammar Gremlins: Ways to Conquer Them.

Many speakers and writers continually use the wrong word when they speak and write. Read more »

90 Apps in 90 Minutes

In this fast-paced, high-energy session, learn about the latest and best apps that can help you improve your productivity, organize your day, and provide you with the necessary tools to be a rock star in the field. Including everything from reference apps to just plain stress-relieving fun, this session will give you resources you can start using right away. Read more »

Empower Hour with Julie

This webinar, taught by Julie Lessa, will discuss equipping, empowering and educating women on safety. Read more »

How to Make the Most out of the Best Practices for CART Captioning

Learn about CART captioning best practices. We will discuss the roles of all the parties involved in bringing access to people with hearing disabilities through CART captioning. You will learn about your role as the captioner and how to do a great job for the people who need your services. We will challenge you to find four things you can do this year to become a better CART captioner. Read more »

How to Caption Sports Like a Pro!

An overview of captioning sports for the seasoned captioner, and newbies, too! We'll start with the opportunities available, where to begin, dictionary management, and how to prep! Tips, tricks, and sports-related terminology. Read more »

Podcasting to Promote Your Business

In this webinar, Steve Lubetkin, CLVS, co-author with Donna Papacosta of The Business of Podcasting: How to Take Your Podcasting Passion from the Personal to the Professional, reviews and explains how to make audio and video podcasts (Internet-distributed audio and video programs) part of your marketing and communications plan. Read more »

Disability Awareness and Etiquette

This session will review common disabilities and discuss courtesies and responses that are applicable in everyday interactions. Individuals will have an opportunity to dialogue about personal experiences and discuss specific situations with the presenter. Read more »

Automating the paperwork associated with video depositions

Making life as a videographer a little bit easier, well the paperwork at least. Steve Lubetkin will present how to create form fields in Adobe Acrobat to minimize duplication in completing paperwork (less risk of errors too), as well as introducing you to the Dymo 450 Turbo label printer for making DVD labels. Step by step instruction on how to use tools that will save you time and effort. Read more »

The Leader’s Journey: From Mindset to Impact.

Every day you have an impact on people. Every day you affect those around you, and the varying outcomes of their decisions. Every day, you take the lead…whether you realize it or not. Read more »

Communicate with Power and Influence

Have you ever spelled something out for someone, point by point, step-by-step, and then got a response from them that made you think, “Did you hear ANYTHING I just said?” Read more »

"Transitioning from Court Reporting to Captioning"

When transitioning from court reporting to captioning, you are sure to have many questions. Do I need to be conflict free? What are the platforms and outputs for broadcast and CART, and how do I learn all of them? How does working onsite differ from working remotely? Read more »

What Reporters Must Know about Punctuation?

This seminar will concentrate on 22 very important punctuation rules to assist reporters in punctuating their transcripts correctly all the time. Read more »

The Strange Backgrounds of Familiar Words, Part 1

A Freelance Checklist for Students and New Professionals

This webinar is laser-focused on providing a comprehensive, soup-to-nuts menu of everything you'll need to successfully launch your career as a freelance reporter. Presented by New Professionals Michael McMorran and Celeste Poppe Read more »

The Organized Freelancer: For the busy, on-the-go freelance reporter in today's market

Times have changed, and many reporters are freelancers in the true sense of the word, oftentimes taking assignments from as many as 10 to 15 agencies in any given year. Read more »