Recordings
Listen to thought leadership pieces and insightful information from the global legal technology training community
How to Comply with the Duty of Technology Competence – A Practical Guide
In this 50-minute program, Ivy Grey uses the example of MS Word to explain the duty to competently use technology in practice; how refusal to embrace technology can lead to overbilling clients; how incompetent use of MS Word may reveal client confidences; and why lawyers must work together to ensure everyone uses technology properly.
LegalTech Matters
Podcast Video
Caroline Hill, Editor-in-Chief for Legal
IT Insider talks with four leading experts
in the delivery of training to legal
professionals globally.
Learning Plans and Technological Competency
June 4 2021
Ari Kaplan, Bonnie Beuth and Rachel Baiden discuss how the LTC4 has evolved over the past decade, what distinguishes its learning plan format, lawyer technological competency requirements, and how the LTC4 distinguishes its certification.
Digital Transformation
Byte Size Interviews
There is a reason why 39 states in the United States have adopted a duty of tech competence. Colin Levy and Kieran Gilmurray discuss the implications.
The Insider with Caroline Hill
April, 16 2021
Legal technology competence is top of mind and agenda, and there is no-one who knows more about it than Joanne Humber, who is the face of global legal tech competence body LTC4. Joanne and Caroline Hill, Editor in Chief of Legal Technology Insider discuss progress – and lack of progress – in this fascinating 30-minute conversation.
Learning and Performance
Institute (LPI) Resources
Rebuild face-to-face courses for virtual classrooms. Physical classrooms do not translate directly to the live online environments. But they can be re-purposed for the virtual classroom. Hosted by Michelle Parish, the LPI’s Head of Virtual Academy.