How a Court Reporting Stenography Machine Works

Court reporting student Isabelle Lumsden showed how a stenography machine works. Lumsden explained the concept behind the keys and demonstrated how words are formed. She then transferred the steno copy onto her computer, which translated the rather mysterious language back into English.

@isabellelumsden

Welcome to my Stenograph tour! ? ##stenographer ##courtreporting ##steno

? Lazy Beat – Akira Meru

Lumsden also likes to challenge viewers to guess the word she’s typing.

@isabellelumsden

Let’s see your best guesses, good luck! ##stenographer ##stenography ##courtreporting (##stenochallenge use this hashtag so people can see your duets)

? Spring – Aesthetic Sounds

She also answers questions about stenography.

@isabellelumsden

Reply to @sutherlandphys Some places have tried taking this route but it created more trouble! Hope this helps? ##courtreporting ##stenographer ##steno

? original sound – Isabelle

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