Inc. CART reporters are bound by a similar set of ethics founded by the National Court Reporters Association. Transcribers are given extensive training and support regarding ethical considerations they may face in the postsecondary situation. At the beginning of the semester, interpreters, CART Reporters or TypeWell Transcribers will introduce themselves to you. Interpreters, CART Reporters and TypeWell Transcribers may not have a background in the course content. This becomes more important when a substitute interpreter, CART reporter or TypeWell Transcriber is assigned to the class.
Portable lights are available for occasions when films, slides, etc., are used.
Students should request the use of the light or inform their interpreter of the dates and times a light may be needed. Students and interpreters can then arrive for class prepared. Before classes begin, you may be contacted by a Disability Resource Center staff member informing you that you will have a deaf student and interpreter, CART reporter or TypeWell Transcriber in your class. The interpreter, CART Reporter or TypeWell Transcriber will go over any questions you may have at that time. You will also be given the number of the Deaf Services Coordinator should you need further assistance during the semester.