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Technical Proficiency and Equipment Management Flashcards

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  1. In CART, what is the main reason to aim for a high realtime translation rate rather than relying on post-session editing?

    Answer: The consumer reads the text live, so it has to be readable right away

    CART gives live access, so the accuracy of the realtime text matters most.

  2. Which method helps a CART provider tell apart homophones like "their," "there," and "they're" in realtime?

    Answer: Use separate, consistent steno outlines for each homophone

    Separate outlines for homophones remove guessing and keep realtime output correct.

  3. A consumer uses a tablet to read CART at a large conference. What helps keep the text flowing without interruption?

    Answer: Making sure the venue's Wi-Fi is reliable or providing a dedicated hotspot as backup

    Large venues often have crowded Wi-Fi, so a backup connection keeps text reaching the consumer.

  4. What is a speaker identification setup in CAT software used for during a CART session?

    Answer: Labeling who is speaking so the consumer can follow a multi-person discussion

    Speaker IDs help consumers follow conversations among several participants.

  5. How should a CART provider handle a steno writer with sticky or misregistering keys?

    Answer: Have it cleaned or serviced and use a backup writer until it's repaired

    Faulty hardware causes drops and misstrokes, so it needs prompt maintenance and a backup.

  6. Which file-format output is most useful when a consumer asks for an accessible copy of the session text afterward, where policy allows?

    Answer: A plain text, RTF, or DOCX file that works with screen readers

    Standard document formats are easy to open and work with assistive technology.

  7. Why should a CART provider practice writing with the same equipment they'll use on assignment?

    Answer: To build muscle memory and confidence with that exact setup, which reduces errors

    Being familiar with your own equipment improves realtime accuracy and speeds up troubleshooting.