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Stenography is a method of writing in an abbreviated form to record speech or writing more quickly than longhand. It was developed in ancient Greece and Rome and was revolutionized by Sir Isaac Pitman, who introduced the phonographic method of assigning signs to represent sounds. The post introduces stenography and provides instructions for learning the system, including practicing consonant and vowel sounds, proper writing technique, and the importance of regular daily practice to improve speed and accuracy over time.
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Stenography is overly vital/important. It is used in court and reporter firms. Nowadays everybody seeking a steno institute and want to learn the language. In the shorthand system, the symbol is used they have a specific sound. This type of coding language is in trend. If you are learning don't be bewildered by your mind & you can imbibe that symbolic language.
In journalism, court, legal firm, and cooperative sector they use shorthand because from this they can hide and keep secure their documents/ papers.
Steno's writing also depends on speaking. When any person speaks quickly you should enable to write neat and clean without doing any mistakes.
Because in shorthand mistakes are not allowed. When you are writing any passages or dictation and you did any mistakes so you can only cut the line or words simply.
There has no correction in it you can only correct the sentences and utterances in typing which you write on the system after dictation of stenography.
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Stenographers write in shorthand. They do work as personal assistants in the private or government sector.
Stenographer makes official papers or documents; they maintain legal or illegal matters. They learn a type of shorthand that allows them to take notes rapidly.
Stenographer is having a specialty to do a work of shorthand.
Shorthand is not a part of work it is a worship of stenographers.
What they learn they use properly and they do define the things. Learning stenography is difficult in and of itself, not to mention that the required speed.
Note: You know stenographers do 45 minutes of practice every day since they want to improve their shorthand and they take online tutorials for taking classes shorthand to improve their practices. This is the best way to make improvements in yourself.
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Stenography is a secret message transferring technique. This is an Art to keep confidential and official matters.
Information technology is the most vital part of communication. With the advanced technique, we can transfer the data with a new skill technique that is known as stenography.
This is the process is used to protect all digital data in stenography language.
The technique is known as indication shorthand from Parthenon and ancient Greece where mid-century 4th BC was found.
It refers to a writing system based primarily on vowels, using some modifications to denote consonants.
The shorthand is used to simplify letterform and terms in stenographic. It is based on contrast and alphabetic shorthand.
It is the target of letterform is Geometric, script, semi-script, or elliptical.
Geometric stenography is based on the circle, vertical, horizontally, and diagonally.
Script shorthand is based on motioning on ordinary writing.
Script-geometric and semi-script are based on the ellipse.
Nowadays technically stenography is used by the scientific method to hide something.
Shorthand is a concise writing technique, and it helps journalists to write or type notes in a very fast and efficient manner.
This is the technique that we use.
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Stenographer how to read.pdf
Stenographers read shorthand by their technique of skill which they had learned and studied on it.
They studied how to write or how to read because they also knew which are consonants or vowels. So, that's why stenographers know how to read steno or shorthand.
The stenographer has a good knowledge of stenography.
They also have a technique that they use or confidentially.
Stenographers always have a big responsibility for their duties.
Stenography is not only stenography it is a modern skill language. That is very big use in the world and nowadays it is in very trend.
Why stenographer still used.pdf
Stenographers are still in use because they are very special people and they have a great art of skills. They write and type all words at once without any mistakes.
Stenographer is useful for every service sector and stenography is still useful for students because they can write their study notes very fast.
It's a very worth full course to learning stenography.
In a corporate, private, and government sectors stenographers are still used and recruited by them.
They can write/type the legal documents. Stenographers use shorthand to prepare documents. Stenographers' skills are very technical. They use very smartly to record all things.
IS STENOGRAPHY STILL USE AND WHERE.pdf
IS STENOGRAPHY STILL USE AND WHERE?
Yes, the stenography is still in use because it’s not outdated.
I know you all have curious thinking regarding stenography where it came from and still use or not.
Students stenography was ancient from 450bc, its name was cuneiform. this language was similar to Egyptian languages like images languages.
Although, the Chinese reinvented that and change the name from cuneiform into shorthand.
Chinese culture was the first to adopt a concise language for court reporting.
Rome and Greece have adopted this language in different ways. Rome adopted shorthand for its legal system as well and Greece picked up for the trend.
Stenography is a hidden language that is supported in both types of the Government sector. The first is National Security and the second is a ministry of affairs.
This is a legal skill language it is also used in the courtroom and it enhances privacy individually.
It is used in the business private sector, medical, journalism, government department & court.
Stenography can be a way that makes it possible to send news and information secretly and hidden without fear and no one can track it back to us. it is simply used to store data of military, banking security information covered by shorthand and send the details to another person which we want to send.
It is a very useful language and still is used where its requirement mostly in government and reporter sector.
How to type like a Stenographer.pdf
You can type like a stenographer if you know shorthand along with typing.
Stenography is a steno typing language. It is a good skill technique to improve our typing.
Stenographer always types with confidence and with the empowerment of skills.
Steno-typing is not only a normal typing it is a very wide-codded modern language of typing.
Whose words which is you can write in code form and transform into readable form with your typing skill.
If you want to type like a stenographer you should practice your typing every day and when your confidence will build so you will be able to give a test of your typing and you can type like a stenographer.
A stenographer is not a normal typewriter; it is a very well manner and skilled, qualified person or employee of any firm. Stenographers can type entire words all at once by striking multiple keys at the same time. A stenographer typically saves the spellings and abbreviations he uses into a personal dictionary on his home computer.
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- 1. INTRODUCTION OF STENOGRAPHY In Starting part I want to introduce myself, and how I came into the Steno World. Maybe you ought to have seen many people who say I started my journey differently. But, my journey was not like for other people I see a future for a Long Period, not for the Short Term, and also imagine the future and how I can improve myself day by day. I started my journey after marriage with my husband's support. He encouraged me on how I can build my career in stenography and how to make a blog and give you my secret trick to help you all. In the starting days, it was very boring but when ahead in the study that it became very interesting and Enjoyable. I will give you new tips and new ideas, new topics to make your study Interesting and entertaining.
- 2. When you want to learn something, you will give your best. MEANING OF STENOGRAPHY
- 3. Stenography is also known as steno and phonography. It is rapid writing has used is based on the sound of words. This language has been used in Greek and Roman times in English. It was Sir Isaac Pitman who revolutionized shorthand with the innovation of the phonographic method. Shorthand was developed to record words more quickly than using longhand, whether a person’s thoughts or what others were saying. We can only write stenography in English this language is used in legislative, private sector and courts, companies, etc. Firstly we will learn about exercise consonants and vowels. Sounds are important in it.
- 4. If you will not listen to words properly you cannot write correct stenography. For an example of consonant: - jay, gay they have a differesoundsund and also a different signs of stenography. For an example of vowel: - tub, the tube has a different sound but in steno has the same stenography sign because ‘e’ will be silent. An explanation on one point however is desirable. In the study of shorthand, it should be borne in mind that although the system is phonetic. It's not designed to represent or record minute shades of pronunciation. 36 broad typical sounds of the English language and assigns to each a definite sign.
- 5. Stenographic is ample in our blog you can make yourself and improve by our blog. The presence of r has a modifying effect upon a preceding vowel. Therefore, the student's attention is directed to the following observations concerning the consonant r, to certain vowels when preceding r, and to a class of vowels that may be described as more or less obscure.
- 6. For students, it's very important to should remember that he is learning to write by sound and pronunciation is very important in it. We need to use steno typist notes, pen, and pencil. But first, we will use a pencil in starting part. Because in that we will write light and dark vowels or consonant signs. In practice time the wrist must not be allowed to rest upon the notebook or desk. The writer should sit in front of his work and should name the paper or notebook parallel with the edge of the desk or table. The paper should be with a fairly smooth surface.
- 7. A secret of success in stenography is practice. Which you will read on this post you have to follow daily and do hard work until will not freedom or accuracy upon it It should be pointed out that satisfactory progress in acquiring the art of shorthand will only be made if a certain portion of time is regularly devoted to the study every day. Study at irregular intervals of time is of little value. But an hour or a longer period devoted daily to the task will give the student knowledge of the system in a comparatively short time. At starting time speed will be low but after that, you have to improve your speed. Because speed is very important in it. I request you please read the full pages and post. I will give you exercises for practice and you will follow the instruction and study on daily basis. I will take the responsibility to give you my best.