Posts filed under ‘Conferences/Webinars’
New on Facebook: LSC TIG Conference Photos
You can now find photos from the LSC TIG Conference on the LSC TIG Conference Facebook page, which is available to everyone whether or not you are a Facebook member. Conference attendees can relive all of the great memories, but more importantly, those of you who couldn’t attend have a chance to put faces together with the voices and names that you’ve heard over and over again. A few people that readers of Technola might want to check out: AJ Tavares, the techie behind I-CAN! E-File; Ed Marks, who understands how tech and mission should fit together; Glenn Rawdon, beloved technology grant funder; and, of course, my former and current deputy directors, the Al(l)isons. – K
NLADA Report: Back Channels and Resources (Part 5)
And now for the second in my series of now-finished half-finished posts from NLADA.
At the NLADA Annual Training Conference, conversations about sessions and keynotes were happening online as well as off. Several attendees were live-tweeted key points from the sessions that they attended. Additionally, NLADA set up an online community for the conference. More than 250 people signed up, and there were several people who added content and asked questions. And finally, if you are looking for session materials from the conversation, check out the LSNTAP website, where Eva, their diligent and very patient librarian, posted materials from the technology sessions.
And with that, I’m done with blogging about the NLADA Conference! – K
Want to Learn How To Use Social Media?
I can’t believe that I didn’t realize this earlier! Or maybe I did and just forgot. NTEN and TechSoup Global are sponsoring a series of free social media trainings. Several already happened and were recorded and made available online, but the remaining two webinars happen this Wednesday and next Wednesday. – K
Free Marketing Webinar
TechSoup reports that MarketingProfs is offering a free marketing webinar on April 1, 2009 from 11 am to 5 pm Eastern. Topics that they’ll cover include
- Online branding
- Building community with Facebook
- Getting your fans to tell your story
For more information, check out the TechSoup post about the free webinar. – K
The Differences Between LegalTech and TIG
Last week, I was in New York City during LegalTech, an annual legal technology event put on by Incisive Media. I didn’t get to spend much time there; however, during my search for the Pro Bono Net booth in the exhibit hall, I quickly realized that LegalTech is a very different conference than TIG. A few things that stood out:
- The exhibit hall was enormous–three floors of space at the New York Hilton.
- Exhibitors had plenty of expensive swag. I promise, if I had had more time, I would have picked up presents for all of you.
- Most attendees wore suits. Steve Gray’s “TIG business casual” and accompanying baseball cap would have been very out of place. (In fact, my normal business casual barely fit in.)
- E-discovery is the focus of many sessions.
And perhaps the most important difference–many more people attend LegalTech. This means that there are plenty of people who tweeted and blogged about the session that they attended and that you can attend without being there. A few posts worth reading:
- LegalTech New York 2009 Blogs On (Law.com)
- Monica Bay on Legal Technology inĀ 2009 (WestBlog)
- LegalTech NY 2009 Ten Tech Stars (Legal Talk Network)
- Belated Thoughts on LegalTech New York (Counsel to Counsel)
- #LTNY: Trendspotter (The Common Scold)
And my favorite bit: Pam Weisz and Adam Licht talking about Pro Bono Manager at the Pro Bono Net booth. – K
2009 TIG Conference Webcasts Now Available
Webcasts from the 2009 LSC Technology Initiative Grants (TIG) Program Conference are now available on IllinoisLegalAdvocate.org. -M
Foreclosure-Response.org to Launch on February 18th
Foreclosure-Response.org, a joint project of the Center for Housing Policy, KnowledgePlex, the Local Initiatives Support Corporation, and the Urban Institute, is scheduled to launch on February 18, 2008. The website, which is currently available, includes general information, a policy guide, a discussion forum, and maps/data on foreclosure and foreclosure prevention. Additionally, an online session entitled “Foreclosure-Response.org: A New Tool to Help Communities Prevent Foreclosures and Stabilize Neighborhoods” is scheduled for Wednesday, February 18 at 1:30 p.m. EST. -M
LSC Posts TIG Presentations
Today LSC announced that the presentations from the 2009 TIG Conference are now posted online. – K