Realtime Hacks, Tricks & Tips for Eclipse 
with Jennifer M. Bonfilio, RMR, CRC
April 20, 2024, 9:00am - 11:00am
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Uncover the secrets of realtime with a variety of hacks, tips, and tricks to help you elevate your realtime game to new heights. From leveraging shortcuts and macros to optimizing software settings for maximum efficiency, we'll delve into software techniques to streamline your workflow and boost your productivity. Discover insider tips with examples to illustrate each hack and trick in action. Whether you're a seasoned captioner, reporter or just starting out, this session is guaranteed to provide valuable insights and actionable strategies you can implement immediately to enhance your captioning proficiency.

The software training has been approved for .20 CEUs. If you need CEUs, you must be in attendance during the full two hours. CCRA will take attendance at the beginning of the training and at the end of the training. You must also complete the survey at the end of the webinar.  CCRA will report CEUs to NCRA within 30 days of the date of the webinar.

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About the Speaker:  Jennifer M. Bonfilio, RMR, CRC began her court reporting career in 1984, working as a freelance reporter for several agencies in New Jersey. In 1994, she was selected as the first CART provider at Princeton University. It was then she was bitten by the CART bug! Ms. Bonfilio is a self-taught realtime writer who created (and modified) her own realtime theory over the last 25 years.    Once the Princeton student graduated in 1999, Ms. Bonfilio gave up court reporting for good and moved to Pittsburgh to begin training as a broadcast captioner. This time, she was bitten by the captioning bug! She obtained the following certifications throughout her career: CSR, RPR, CRR, RMR, CBC and CCP -- all on the first try.    Her company, Coast 2 Coast Captioning (c2cc), continues to provide remote stadium captioning, broadcast captioning, and CART services throughout the United States and Canada.    Jennifer has been training court reporters transitioning into CART and captioning for over two decades, assisting them in realtime theory modification, dictionary building, practice techniques, hardware and software, editing, paraphrasing, and finger spelling.