Linda has been a contributing editor for the Journal of Court Reporting since 1998. Students also have a unique opportunity to contribute to Linda’s column. Here are just a few of the many articles written by Linda and ISS students.

 “Scopist IQ” by Linda Evenson (April 2001)

Linda has given seminars and spoken all over the country since 1995. She has given seminars on scoping for speed and accuracy, developing a scopist/court reporter relationship, and more. She has spoken at the following venues: -          NCRA National Convention – 1995, 1996, 2000,       2002, and 2005 -          USCRA National Convention - 2005 -          Montana Court Reporter's Association Convention -          Wyoming Court Reporter's Association Convention -          Washington Court Reporter's Association Convention -     Dallas Court Reporter's Association Convention       -     Arkansas Court Reporter's Association Convention -     Arizona Court Reporter's Association Convention

July 2006:  Stenograph University started offering a slightly modified version of Internet Scoping School's Quick and Easy Punctuation module to reporters and other CATalyst users.

August 2003:  ISS was featured in Michelle McGarry's book entitled Train at Home to Work at Home.

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August of 2002: ISS was highlighted in Home Business Magazine emphasizing the success of scoping as a home-based business.

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April of 2002: Internet Scoping School was featured in Paraplegia News as a training program for disabled persons who need to work from home.

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July of 2000: Because Linda is known as an expert in the field of scoping, she was contacted by the Washington Post for an interview.

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