The Art of Note-Taking

Lab Practice with Intention and Focus

A series of performance-based lab practices for interpreters to improve their note-taking skills so that they can rely more on their notes for more mental agility and accuracy.

Tired of lacking a reliable system to take notes and not knowing how to fix it?

Let’s address a few principles in note-taking and create a path to reliable notes so you can finally increase your mental agility and take reliable notes with ease.

All LABS have been approved for CEUs by the AOPC, Oregon Judicial Department and CCHI/CEAP. 

SUBJECT AREAS: court interpreters, medical interpreters, school interpreters, note-taking practice, note-taking techniques, legal terminology, medical terminology, vocabulary in context

What You’ll Learn in These Performance-Based One-Hour Note-Taking Labs:

✅ Improve how you process the incoming information by applying simple organization and layout strategies.
✅ Stop note-taking everything by applying techniques to discern what goes on your page so that you take less notes.
✅ Feedback and suggestions so you can start improving your note-taking right away.

Material for practice will touch on legal, medical, and school settings.  Instruction is online and all languages are welcome.