Jean O’Grady writes for Thomson Reuters about Best Practices to Drive Lawyer Adoption of New Legal Technology:
Clients demand that law firms focus on knowledge management, analytics and legal project management, and there is a burgeoning market of new products to address these needs. An email blast or offering free bagels no longer motivates lawyers […]
Sabrina I. Pacifici writes for beSpacific about recent trends in the eBook marketplace with regard to libraries:
As co-chair of the ALA’s Digital Content Working Group from 2011 to 2014, back when libraries were working to get basic access to e-books, I came to recognize that some of the restrictions publishers place on libraries in […]
Tarica LaBossiere writes for RIPS Law Librarian about Eliminating E-Book-Phobia: “Do you have it in print?”:
“Even knowing these titles are just a click away, we have a few traditionalists who are adamant about obtaining their study aids in print.
“I don’t like e-book formats.”
“I can’t use an e-book to follow along with others.”
“The digital database is confusing; […]
July’s Graphic Novel Book Group meeting discussed Thi Bui’s The Best We Could Do. Don’t miss out on this month’s event on Tuesday August 13th which will discuss The Underwater Welder. Contact Eileen Dolan for more info.
Bloomberg Law posts about the new Digital Assistant ‘Fenni,’ at Fenwick & West.
“When Big Law attorneys want to check a billing rate, book a conference room, or find out which partners have a relationship with a certain client, they might ask their administrative staff, or run a search of the firm’s internal directory.
But at […]
Post by Emily Moog
The collaboration continues!
Librarians have a core ideal of sharing information.
That ideal continued last Monday night when Special Library Association – NY (SLA-NY) and Law Library Association of Greater NY (LLAGNY) met to discuss their annual conference highlights.
Emma Davidson, current SLA Board member, began by giving a brief overview of her association’s […]
This is an excellent discussion of a recent McKinsey Global Survey on the topic of effective decision making in today’s fast-paced culture.
“The survey asked about three common decision types, ranging from those that are infrequent but significant in scope to smaller, routine decisions that can be delegated. Most respondents report poor decision making across the decision […]
Check out the Summer issue of our quarterly newsletter for a quick update on everything that’s been happening here at NYLI.
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Compiled by Lucy Curci-Gonzalez
Gamification, Serious Games, Simulations, and Immersive Learning Environments in Knowledge Management Initiatives
Allam Ahmed and Michael Sutton
We are pleased to present this e-book of the World Journal of Science, Technology and Sustainable Development (WJSTSD) entitled, Gamification, Serious Games, Simulations, and Immersive Learning Environments […]
LLAGNY and SLA-NY are hosting a joint education program recapping the programs, highlighting the takeaways, and engaging colleagues in conversation about the profession among those who attended the AALL and SLA CLEVELAND conferences as well as those who did not.
Save the date – July 22, 2019 at 6pm at the New York Law Institute, 120 Broadway.
Registration link here.
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