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Personal Shorthand
Personal Shorthand Cardinal Series Carl W. Salser, C. Theo Yerian, PhD This series consists of three parts. Each part is more than adequate for a full term of shorthand instruction. PS/1 (40 lessons) covering Theory, Personal Notetaking Techniques, and Introduction to Transcription.
PS/2 (40 lessons), covering Speedbuilding and Transcription, Vocational Applications, and Special Vocabularies.
PS/3 (40 lessons) including Advanced Speedbuilding and Transcription, Secretarial Procedures, Technical Vocabularies, and Reference Guide.
PS/80 is a hardbound combination of the PS/1 and PS/2 texts, intended for courses that might take 16 to 18 weeks. Use tests and recordings above.
PS Cardinal Series Individualized Program Carl W. Salser, C. Theo Yerian, PhD A complete Individualized Mastery Learning course in Personal Shorthand, identical in content to the PS/1 Cardinal Series text, consisting of 20 carefully prepared recordings, a correlated student syllabus, and additional supporting materials. For intermediate and advanced study, see PS/2 and PS/3 above.
PS Cardinal Series 2000, High School Edition Salser & Yerian The latest edition of our 80-lesson text, redesigned and augmented for our PS Cardinal Series 2000. More attractive two-color layout makes the book more readable and interesting for students. All new supplementary Endurance Letters for dictation and transcription practice give instructors options in preparing practice material for students, with a minimum of effort.
PS Cardinal Series 2000, College Edition Salser & Yerian Especially prepared for college and university classes, this textbook
-- in the new Cardinal 2000 series -- incorporates more than enough material
for schools operating on a term basis, and when supplemented with appropriate
dictation material, even a semester's work.
Personal Shorthand for the Journalist C. Theo Yerian, Walter Blum A special text/workbook written primarily for the use of students of journalism and practicing journalists. In addition to learning a very practical notetaking skill, students receive much helpful information pertaining to the work of the journalist. One of the co-authors is a well respected jounalist at one of the country's leading daily newspapers.
PS for the Administrator/Executive/ Manager/Supervisor Freeman A Personal Shorthand text/workbook especially designed for the busy executive; consisting of 10 theory sections, 10 practice sections, and 10 reference sections. Designed to approximately double writing speed in approximately four weeks.
PS for College and University Notetaking A self-contained text-workbook, designed for use by individuals, or in brief personal-use classes (use Cardinal Series Manuals, Keys, and Tests).
PS for the Executive Secretary (To be used after Mastery of Shorthand Theory) Includes comprehensive lectures on office procedures and management, in addition to intensive skillbuilding for the PS writer assuming executive office management responsibilities.
PS Theory Review Workbook Carefully reviews all theory principles and phonetic assignments, from three to five times. Each lesson may be used as a test as well as a workbook exercise. Approximately half the schools that teach PS use this workbook for additional review of theory principles, but whether it is appropriate will, naturally, depend upon the goals, student abilities, and length of your individual course.
PS Standard Dictionary An invaluable reference for PS students and teachers alike, containing over 22,000 entries, each individually syllabicated and verified.
PS Professional Combined Dictionary This exhaustive volume includes both our Standard Dictionary and a unique Reverse Dictionary, alphabetized by shorthand, to assist transcribers.
PS Handbook for Beginning Legal Assistants A comprehensive reference book of legal terms and pointers, providing, in addition, valuable practice material and writing experience for accomplished writers completed with at least PS/1 and, preferably, PS/2.
PS Handbook for Beginning Medical/ Dental Assistants An extremely valuable reference book in its own right (with carefully selected vocabulary lists), this book is appropriate for PS writers who have completed at least PS/1 and, preferably, PS/2.
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