When why and how should instructors ask audiences questions? The newest article in my “Presenter’s Guide” series is available at LLRX.com: Presenter’s Guide Part IV: The Power of Asking Questions.

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When why and how should instructors ask audiences questions? The newest article in my “Presenter’s Guide” series is available at LLRX.com: Presenter’s Guide Part IV: The Power of Asking Questions.
Are blogs dead? Not exactly. They can be fantastic tools–if you do them right.
The biggest problem with most bad blogs is too much marketing drivel. Which would you rather watch: A good ballgame on ESPN or a channel that had nothing but advertisements? A good movie on Netflix or a never-ending string of commercials?…
Trying to find new paths for your organization? Nice explanation from Dennis Kennedy on the use of assumption mapping to sort and prioritize possible innovations.
Lou is here.
One of the best ways to gauge the significance of something is to watch who is interested. Greg Siskind is all over AI. Kevin O’Keefe is heavily invested in AI. When heavy hitters with a track record of leadership are wrapped up in exploiting a new technology, it’s real.
Lou is…
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“There was music in the cafes at night, there was revolution in the air.”
— Bob Dylan, Tangled Up In Blue
Suffolk University Law School Dean Andrew Perlman thinks the effect of AI on lawyers will be much bigger than the effect of the Internet. The Internet didn’t fundamentally change the way lawyers
Clear, easy to understand communications are not just an aesthetic issue, it’s a financial issue. My newest article, Plain English for Lawyers, the Way to a C-Level Executive’s Heart, is now available at LLRX.com.
Julie Bays‘ new AI-focused blog looks promising. Suggestions possibly relevant to other new bloggers:
The always-reliable Sharon Nelson and John Simek have lots of good & timely ideas in their article It’s a Good Time for a Cybersecurity Checkup.
I greatly enjoyed working with Greg Siskind on a few projects when the Internet was very new and alien to lawyers. One of the best things about working with him was always quick not just to understand new technologies, but to see ways in which they could be put to use for practical benefits.…
Is the newest edition of The Lawyer’s Guide to Collaboration Tools: Smart Ways to Work Together the most important legal tech book of the year? My review at LLRX.com explains why.