Shorthandly on YouTube

I just noticed a 40-part Gregg shorthand series of short videos on YouTube by Shorthandly.  I haven’t checked to see which Gregg edition is being presented.  This is a great development, though!  Check out the playlist here.

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Ethics of Transcribing Shorthand for Others

I’m curious what others think about transcribing, say, journals and letters written in shorthand for someone who isn’t the original owner of those items.  We sometimes see pleas for such help.  Do you think it’s ethical?  Obviously, such persons who take the trouble to write a journal or letter in shorthand most likely have a…

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Deseret Alphabet Chart

Some time ago I posted about Deseret Alphabet.  This summer I put together a chart to help make it easier to learn.  Everything is in one place this way, instead of having to check multiple documents.  Thought I’d share. This is not technically shorthand; it was used for spelling reform more than anything else, to…

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National Emergency Library (Internet Archive)

Internet Archive has launched its National Emergency Library with wide open access for all its digitized books until June 30th, 2020.   No waiting period!  There are many Gregg shorthand books available to borrow, including Gregg Notehand. There is also a Book Sponsorship program.  If there’s a book they don’t have, you can request that they digitize…

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Summary of Gregg Notehand

These summary charts may have been posted on this group before, but I couldn’t track them down.  They are found on the inside covers of the various Notehand textbooks.  They are very handy.  For a related chart of Notehand brief forms, click here.  

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