*pronounced ‘tr-oh-b’
"Tell me, I forget,
Show me, I remember,
Involve me and I understand”.
Writing notes from speech involves you in what is being said.
Created in 1946 and published as ‘Troab Shorthand’ (1951), Troab is an integrated two-level script-based shorthand method.
A common core of abbreviation rules is applied at both levels building on more than four hundred years of shorthand design and writing experience.
(Alpha-Script speedwriting)
The speed-writing approach for general note-taking in the classroom, the office, Board-room or at meetings - uses the writer’s own familiar script letters.
Learn more about Basic Alpha-scriptView Introductory TutorialThe shorthand method for high-speed verbatim reporting at writing speeds of more than 100 words a minute.
Used by Journalists, reporters and specialist office personnel.
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