CART involves a court reporter typing the spoken language, which then can be read on a personal computer.

CART involves a court reporter typing the spoken language, which then can be read on a personal computer.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It relies on recorded audio only
• D. It uses sign language instead

Answer: (A)

CART provides real-time transcription by a court reporter who uses a stenotype machine to type the spoken words as they are spoken, with the text instantly appearing on a screen for reading on a personal computer or other display. This allows a deaf or hard-of-hearing participant to follow the proceedings in real time. It does not rely on recorded audio alone, and it is not sign language; CART transforms spoken language into written text for immediate reading.

CART provides real-time transcription by a court reporter who uses a stenotype machine to type the spoken words as they are spoken, with the text instantly appearing on a screen for reading on a personal computer or other display. This allows a deaf or hard-of-hearing participant to follow the proceedings in real time. It does not rely on recorded audio alone, and it is not sign language; CART transforms spoken language into written text for immediate reading.