Which of the following is mentioned as not counting toward CE credit?

The correct answer indicates that reading books or articles does not count toward Continuing Education (CE) credits for Texas Certified Shorthand Reporters. This aligns with the specific guidelines set forth by the Texas Court Reporters Certification Board, which delineate what qualifies as acceptable CE activities. Typically, CE credits are awarded for participation in structured learning experiences, such as attending professional meetings, engaging in interactive seminars, or participating in workshops that directly relate to the practice of court reporting.

These structured activities involve direct engagement, interaction, and often lead to practical skills enhancement or professional growth, which are the primary focuses of CE requirements. Conversely, while reading can be beneficial for personal understanding and academic development, it does not include the same level of structured engagement required to qualify for CE credit.