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. CCHI/CEAP are pending. 

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.