This edition of Gregg Notehand was especially prepared for those who must make notes in their professional, academic, or social lives who would like to develop or improve their notemaking techniques-- and to do it more rapidly using shorthand.

This volume offers many concrete suggestions for how to listen actively, how to take notes for research, how to take notes from speeches, how to take notes at meetings, how to take notes from books, and how to outline and organize your notes. To do this more easily and rapidly, this volume equips the student with a brief, easy-to-learn method of writing known as Gregg Notehand (a simplified and quicker-to-learn edition of Gregg shorthand). This will enable the student to take notes much more quickly than is possible with longhand.

This book is consumable with perforated pages. The book is divided into 2 parts: Part 1 has 30 units that teach the Notehand principles, including reading practice and worksheet-style practice pages. Timed self-checks are included. Part 2 includes Technical Vocabularies. There is a key at the end of the book.

This volume was designed for busy people who want to learn the method quickly. It is a condensed version of the Gregg Notehand 1st edition hardcover textbook. For additional practice in Notehand, consult this textbook.

Library of Congress Catalog Card #61-15455