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Digital marketer Mike Schiemer & tech writer Kevin Nelson discuss the future of artificial intelligence (AI) on our educational system including youth schools and university settings.
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AALL news release: ” Law library information budgets and full-time law library staff are both increasing, according to the AALL Biennial Salary Survey & Organizational Characteristics stu…
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Research guide regarding common-interest communities law (homeowners associations, condominium associations, cooperative associations).
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Welcome back! We hope you had a productive and/or relaxing summer. Have you heard of data visualization? Data visualization is
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“Blockchain” has become a buzzword in the technology and financial industries. It is often cited as a panacea for all manner business and governance problems. “Blockchain’s” popularity may be an encouraging sign for innovation, but it has also resulted in the word coming to mean too many things to too many people, and—ultimately—almost nothing at all.
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One of the most talked about technologies in development for bitcoin is the Lightning Network. But what does it do, and when might it be ready?
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I gave a free briefing on the future of project management today that identified key trends for the project management profession:
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The United Nations has begun using the Ethereum blockchain due to its adaptability, transparency, security, and efficiency.
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Intelligence is about smart observation. Most law firms don’t get it. They employ “stick fetchers”: people who are asked to collect massive amounts of data and information with little rhyme and no reason. They call this competitive intelligence. It is neither competitive nor intelligent. In true intelligence, we observe, we interpret and we convey insights.
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In this article Michael Maher, Librarian of the Law Society of England and Wales, examines the history of the extensive library on Chancery Lane, the range of services it provides to help support its members (including their agents i.e. law librarians) and the future plans for the library. Via NELLCO
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(AP) — Nebraska is overusing solitary confinement for juveniles and has no statewide policies or oversight to ensure that the punishment is applied uniformly at different facilities, according to a report released Monday. The report by the ACLU of Nebraska says some juveniles have been placed in isolation for minor rule violations, such as talking back to staff members, having too many books or refusing to follow directions. Conrad said the group doesn't object to temporary seclusion for safety or security reasons, but that detention centers are keeping juveniles in solitary confinement for too long and without sufficient reason. Juveniles in solitary confinement are also more likely to commit suicide or hurt themselves, said Amy Miller, the ACLU of Nebraska's legal director. According to research published by the Department of Justice, more than 50 percent of all youth suicides in juvenile facilities occurred while young people were isolated alone in their rooms. Department of Health and Human Services Deputy Director Tony Green said his agency's facilities use solitary confinement as a last resort and aim to keep juveniles isolated for less than four hours. Via Darcy Delaproser |
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51 predictions about AI becoming more practical and useful in 2018, automating some jobs and augmenting many others, combining machine learning and big data for fresh insights, with chatbots proliferating in the enterprise.
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This month there were two "Director of KM" jobs advertised on linked-in. Let's see what this job entails. Word cloud from th
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“When you’re working hard to meet tight deadlines, you don’t have time to painstakingly bold every title in your document or fiddle with mysterious formatting inconsistencies at the 11th hour…
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A research log is essential for tracking your legal research process. I use an Excel spreadsheet. This image is of the current headings o
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The tech that underpins the biggest cryptocurrency in the world is branching out
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The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has confirmed that it is to become the world’s first global market to use blockchain technology to clear and settle trades. The distributed ledger will replace the outdated Clearing House Electronic Subregister System, also known as CHESS, that ASX currently use. Even though ASX state that is continues to be …
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Candid, practical conversation on how your legal department can get buy-in and start applying legal project management at your organization.
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PMPeople is a collaborative platform to provide value transactions among project management professionals through scoring and transparency mechanisms.
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View details for this Tutor in Project Management job vacancy at University of Leeds in Northern England. Apply now on jobs.ac.uk #jobsacuk
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Discover a meta collection of Free textbooks (or "open textbooks") written by knowledgable scholars. A great way to learn and sav Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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Legally and ethically gathering relevant data on your competitors can be a valuable, productive practice. And construction companies can go about doing so in a variety of ways. Among the simplest ways to build your competitive intelligence is to benchmark key metrics of your construction business against those of similar companies. That way, you can get an idea of whether you’re lagging behind in important areas or perhaps excelling in ways you didn’t even realize.
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Law journal resource page with hundreds of links to law journals, law reviews, law reports, law school journals, law quarterlies, law advisors, and law news for both national and international law journals. Via Behnam Rastegari |
wish this were broader than social media (i.e. org learning), but its a nice start!