CART Ethics and Industry Standards
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Join April Chandler, RPR, CRC, to learn what behavior and communication norms are appropriate in the captioning setting, how to build a trusting relationship with their consumer, use of appropriate vocabulary regarding Deafness and Deaf Community norms, and understand ADA guidelines regarding communication access within Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
This webinar will expire 30 days from registration. Total CEU 0.125
April Chandler, RPR, CRC
April Chandler, California CSR, Nevada CCR, CCRA CCG, NCRA RPR & CRC, began her court reporting career in 1991 working at the Sacramento County Courthouse and transitioned to captioning in 1995. She pioneered captioning programs for two universities and spearheaded the creation of the Captioner job classification for California State Universities through the Chancellor's Office. This provided benefits and pensions for captioners within the CSU system. One of her assignments took her to Russia for a month to provide live captioning. April has experience in the fast-paced world of broadcast captioning and currently captions board meetings, state and national governmental agencies, conventions and university classes. She has been on two court reporting school advisory boards. She is grateful for her chosen career, which provides her opportunities to learn new things daily. In turn, she has provided pro bono services in her community to charitable organizations. Her lifelong passion is rescuing animals with an emphasis on senior dogs.
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