1. New Ways to Train Lawyers and Deliver Training Content via Advocate Sites Pro Bono Net Tuesday Admin Training September 14, 2010

2. Training Logistics Joining by phone? Please enter your audio PIN You are currently muted Ask questions in the Question box

3. Agenda Introduction Showcase of Content Delivery Methods Video / Webinars Podcasting Document Assembly Online Collaborative Spaces What’s Next?

4. Why Use Technology? Chart by LSNTAP

5. Tech and the Way We Learn As technology evolves, content providers need to adopt new delivery channels Broadband internet, computers, and personal media devices have made media (text, audio and video) ubiquitous Interactive media and collaborative spaces are emerging as a new tool for learning

6. Tools Video Podcasting Document Assembly Online Courses / Collaborative Spaces

7. Videos

8. “Talking Head” Videos Event recording Scripted presentation Live webcasting Online Webinars

9. Video Production Shooting content -Recording events/trainings -Scripted training videos Screencasts -Webinars

10. Video Distribution Downloadable content Streaming Content PBN webcasting module YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook

11. Video – Event Recording

12. Video – Scripted Presentation

13. Video - Live Webcast

14. Online Webinars Webinars allow you to: do trainings on key topics do trainings on how to use the site share materials with your pro bono advocates on their PC field questions on the spot GotoMeeting can be acquired at a reasonable price through LSNTAP discount program.

15. LAAC Training Series Created a webinar series of trainings Intro to Legal Services Law Student Armchair series for different providers Live and interactive “over lunch” Recorded and posted on Vimeo later Each webinar is approved for CLE Post trainings and materials in SWEB library

16. Video – Webinar http://vimeo.com/laac/videos

17. Video – Webinar

18. Podcasting

19. Podcasts Production requirements are low Quick turn-around Presenters can quickly prepare for format Can be recorded remotely Portable format – can be streamed or downloaded to portable device

20. Immigration Advocates Network Model

21. Podcasts – Things to Consider What content is best suited to this medium? Who is your audience? Recruiting experts Developing a script Effects/music Branding and acknowledgments

22. Document Assembly

23. Saves time Adaptable to changing needs Guided screening Extra help built in

24. ALAS Model Pro bono attorneys nervous and frustrated screening foreclosure cases Created document assembly screening and training tool to make appropriate referrals through hotline Used A2J and HotDocs

25. ALAS Model

27. Online Courses / Collaborative Spaces

28. Online Courses

29. Online Collaborative Spaces Center for Legal Aid Education www.legalaideducation.org

30. Florida CLAE Model Combination of online and live-training

31. Bundled Approach LAWNY’s Plain Language Library https://sites.google.com/a/lawny.org/plain-language-library/home Plain Language Gadget Plain Language Library Multi-faceted Plain Language School Live ½ Day Course Self-Guided Computer-Assisted Learning using CALI Author Webinars

32. What’s Next? Interactive online media Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (law schools) Self-teaching modules, self-assessment quizzes, checklists (using DA) Portable media Mobile platforms

33. Other ideas? Questions? Thank you!