TheBriefZone.com Launches as the Premier Non-Theory Specific Steno Briefs & Machine Shorthand Practice Drill Site

Nassau County, Long Island, NY, October 31, 2006 --(PR.com)-- The Brief Zone™ was created to help court reporting students achieve accuracy and speed.  All CDs can be personalized to fit each student’s individual needs, with over 50 drilling combinations of material and speed ranges to choose from.  These steno brief drills are also a great tool for graduates, helping them to stay sharp and keep their speed up after graduation.  All material found in The Brief Zone™ series is meant for drilling purposes, including all of the words and phrases heard every day in school.  In addition to over ten years of court reporting experience, The Brief Zone™ was created by a court reporting instructor.  All of the court reporting speed drills are non-theory specific, so no matter what type of court reporting theory students are learning or have learned in court reporting school, they can use these steno brief drills.  Based on the knowledge of different types of steno brief theories, these student court reporting speed drills contain mostly one-stroke steno brief outlines. 

Let’s face it, practicing can be pretty boring.  Although repetition is the key, listening to audio cassette, after audio cassette, hour after hour can be incredibly boring, and it is not an effective way to make the most of a student’s valuable practice time.  The Brief Zone™ CDs are a fresh approach to practicing machine shorthand.  These court reporting steno speed drills effectively combine the elements of sight, sound and repetition, thereby increasing accuracy, speed and memory retention.   

Also included on each CD is a cyber hardcopy for these steno brief speed-building drills with dictated material that appears right on the computer screen, in addition to a written hardcopy of all of the steno brief words & phrases used in each steno practice drill for even more practice material to keep on hand for easy reference!  The Brief Zone™ is confident students and graduates will find these steno brief court reporting drills a useful tool in helping them to stay focused on their problem areas, increase writing speed, and ultimately achieve their goals as court reporting professionals.

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