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How and Why to Tape Record Meetings
By
Brice Palmer, Vermont Advocate
We have been taping meetings for several
years. Because we do so many, we use a microcassette transcriber
system with a small but good quality microphone. The one we use is a
thin beveled square that receives sound from all four edges. The
microcassettes are small and for storage purposes, take up relatively
little space. When we record the meeting, we speak into the recorder
at the very beginning of the meeting and state the date, time, name or
initials of the student, name of the school district and the names of
each person in attendance at the meeting. To read
the remainder of Brice's article for WrightsLaw, visit
http://www.wrightslaw.com/advoc/tips/palmer.meeting.tape.htm.
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