AALL Spectrum Magazine, Tools for Learning & Teaching Microsoft Word- March/April 2022/Volume 26, Number 4

By Artie Berns

In this article, Artie Berns writes a comparison on the NSLT,  Write.Law and Procertas programs. (Page 44-46)

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Training Programs and Certifications That Offer a Competitive Advantage

February 9th, 2021

This podcast discussed the skills that legal professionals need to thrive in today’s economy, how the NSLT curriculum helps participants draw connections between e-discovery, cybersecurity, and related fields to gain a competitive advantage, and the NSLT’s alliance with ACEDS.

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Legal Tech Groups Launch New E-Discovery Certification

    By  Archive

Two legal technology associations have launched a self-paced training curriculum to give law students, attorneys and paralegals exposure to e-discovery software.

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ACEDS Partners With National Society for Legal Technology to Deliver Career-Enhancing Software Training and New E-Discovery Technology Certificate

Press Release from ACEDS - January 2021

Curriculum includes foundational e-discovery training and explores use of leading e-discovery software; new designation gives professionals career advancement advantage

Press Release

Teaching Technology in a Socially Distant Environment

This session will discuss the many issues presented with teaching technology in an off-campus environment. How to achieve student technology competency while avoiding the issues of student access to software, student computer limitations, and install issues. How you can continue to push technology education while fighting the struggles of increased limitations on resources and opportunities.

Vendor Demo Presented by National Society for Legal Technology

In this presentation, you will learn how the Legal Technology Certificate and eDiscovery Technology Certificate are used as classroom curriculum to enhance your students' education and resume.

What's Missing When It Comes

to Legal Technology?

USA Today 

Law schools and law firms are working diligently to innovate technological solutions, though, in doing so, they're missing an important mark when it comes to keeping these solutions on track.

USA Today Article

NSLT Welcomes 125th School

Press Release from the NSLT from February 2019

The National Society for Legal Technology announced that The Notre Dame Law School has become the 125th legal academic institution to utilize NSLT's Legal Technology Certificate as classroom curriculum. 

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Legal Technology Certificate:

How One Law Student is Revolutionizing

Legal Technology Training

Podcast Episode 108 with Douglas Lusk

Neil Tyra

This legal technology training program addresses a problem that most attorneys struggle with: How do I comply with the new ethical rules requiring competence in technology when there are no resources in my law firm or law school to do so (and without investing in expensive software packages)?

Podcast

Legal Tech Mastery Show

Douglas Lusk and the NSLT:

Season 2, Episode 9

Litigation Support Guru - Amy Boswer-Rollins 

College of Law Student

Launches New Legal Technology

Platform for Small Firms

University of LaVerne

University of La Verne College of Law alumnus Douglas Lusk just graduated in May and has already started a successful career as CEO of a legal technology company.

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Power Paralegal:

5 Tech Skills That Will

Advance Your Career

San Diego Paralegal Assocaition (SDPA) Publication

When you studied to become a paralegal, you were required to show competence in basic software before you graduated from the program. Lawyers don't have such a requirement when they entered law school. Enhancing your legal training with technology proficiency offers a huge benefit for paralegals as it helps fill the void of knowledge for the law firm.

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What’s Missing When It

Comes to Legal Technology?

The Future of Legal

Business and Tech

Innovation is a buzz word on everyone’s lips these days in the legal profession. Law schools are launching legal innovation labs as fast as they can to find professors to teach in them.

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