Study analyzing changes in shorthand use during employment, 1966

Another interesting find: http://www.eric.ed.gov:80/ERICDocs/data/ericdocs2sql/content_storage_01/0000019b/80/38/30/eb.pdf I found the regional differences in use interesting, and the conclusions and recommendations. I was disappointed that only Simplified and DJS were included in the study, as I would like to know how those using Anniversary kept to the principles and rules. (by Shorthand-learner for everyone)  

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Gregg listed as half-geometric on this list

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/9593/hist.htm#Gregg%20(1888) Ran across this today.  Interesting to see how someone thought these ought to be categorized. I’m sorry, I do not know why the links often post as “unclickable”. (by Shorthand-learner for everyone)  

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Changes to Multiply Inbox

The Multiply administrators are making changes to the Inbox feature of the site. There is an option to create custom filters that are supposed to streamline the viewing of messages. For example, you can create a filter that will only show new messages from this forum. Give it a try. I already did and I…

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The Handywrite whizkid

There’s a 13 year old posting impressive speeds of Handywrite shorthand these last few months. His name is Jan but goes under ‘ocergnairb’ I wonder if he surfs this forum? The major thing I noticed as a pose to my own studies, is that after 3 months he was having almost no gaps between words….

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1958 Ad for Speedwriting

I posted a photo in the photo section because I thought this was interesting.  I found the magazine at a second hand store and since it has crochet in it (my other hobby) I bought it.  I flipped through it and found this ad.  I love (not) how it says she went to a “glorious…

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1958 Shorthand Ad

Found this in an old magazine I got from a second hand store for .25 cents. It’s from a Wordbasket magazine. It’s for speedwriting, but I thought it was interesting enough to shar anyway. For some reason my eye caught this particular ad when flipping through the magazine… hmm… 😉 (by Deborah for everyone)

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