Technology Resources

What You'll Learn in This 60-Minute Session:

• The Digital Deep Dive: How to conduct a comprehensive audit of your current online footprint (Google, social media, public records).
• Privacy Pitfalls: Actionable steps to lock down your social media settings and protect your personal data from prying eyes.
• The Deletion Decision: What to delete, what to archive, and how to effectively remove unwanted or embarrassing content.

Everyday Cybersecurity Practices to Help Protect from Common Threats

• Creating strong passwords and using a password manager
• Avoiding phishing and smishing attacks
• Using Strong Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) methods and Single Sign On (SSO)

Topics include:

• SORA - ChatGPT video generating with AI - Joshua
• ChatPGT AI integration into LLA JusticeServer - Sarah
• NotebookLM - NotebookLM AI Ethics and attorneys! - Sarah
• AI policies and common sense uses and abuses of AI technology - Amanda
• Ethical Considerations of AI - Lauren
• Expungemate(TM). Tennessee's AI tool for drafting expungement forms - Scott
• Growing acceptance of gen AI in the greater legal field; Countering the belief that the newest shiny tool is the answer to all of our problems; Getting hands-on with a tool can increase adoption - Shellie

In this webinar, Susan Bales, Data & Program Analyst at Michigan Legal Help/Michigan Advocacy Program, will offer some quick-start tips for ArcGIS Online mapping and demonstrate some of the ways she uses ArcGIS Online as a part of her work.

This webinar is relevant to you whether you want to start exploring possibilities, want to do data mapping yourself, and/or just get a better understanding of how "data-driven" decisions are being made by legal service stakeholders.

Shellie Reid, Program Manager of the Legal Services National Technology Assistance Project will present 50 Tech Tips from the recent Equal Justice Conference in Detroit. This session is a fast-paced look at remote work tools, web platforms, generative AI, and other solutions that will emphasize practical, easy-to-use technology that can be applied in fun and accessible ways.

In this webinar, we will demonstrate some of the many features of Microsoft SharePoint that make it such a powerful tool in the legal aid office. SharePoint can not only be used to share files with staff both in and out of the office; it can be used to securely share files with staff, volunteers, students, and community partners on personal devices using conditional access policies that limit access to trusted devices. SharePoint can also create attractive websites and wikis for sharing information with internal and external users. Finally, SharePoint can be used in powerful automations to handle repetitive office tasks.