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Recent natural disasters have only reinforced the need for organizations to be prepared for a variety of interruptions to the services they provide to clients. Identifying how to prepare for and respond to different types of disasters is the first step towards minimizing their impact on the operations of the organization and clients. This session will describe how to identify and assess different vulnerabilities.

The “Baking Evaluation Into Your Technology Projects” webinar emphasizes integrating continuous evaluation throughout the lifecycle of technology projects, rather than treating it as a final step. By designing, implementing, measuring, and refining small components iteratively, organizations can avoid last-minute assessments, distribute evaluation costs over time, and enhance both metrics and designs progressively. This approach ensures more effective and adaptive project development.

LastPass is a password management service that helps organizations securely store, manage, and share passwords. It offers end-to-end encryption, multi-factor authentication, and secure password generation, ensuring sensitive information remains protected. For legal aid organizations and nonprofits, LastPass can enhance cybersecurity, streamline team access, and reduce the risk of password-related breaches while maintaining compliance with data protection standards.

The “50 Tech Tips 2017” webinar, hosted by LSNTAP, offers a curated collection of practical technology tips to enhance productivity and security within the legal aid community. This edition emphasizes tools like AutoDraw, which combines machine learning with illustrations to assist users in creating visuals quickly; Canva, a platform for designing professional graphics using a vast array of templates; and Have I Been Pwned?, a service that allows users to check if their email addresses have been compromised in data breaches. The webinar also highlights the Zoom Chrome Extension, enabling users to schedule and start Zoom meetings directly from Google Calendar, and Gmail’s Unsend Email feature, allowing a brief window to retract sent emails. These insights aim to empower legal professionals with accessible and efficient technological solutions.

Using paper is on the way out, and for good reason. Paper is bad for the environment, even if you are conscientious about recycling there is still an environmental impact associated with creating the paper and even producing new paper from recycled paper.

What’s the benefit of a tech investment, and when it is worth the expense? What’s the best way to think about the return on investment of a technology project in quantitative terms? In this session, we’ll talk through the core concepts around how to consider and weigh the costs and benefits of technology projects.

This webinar that introduces us to formula and functions in a video suitable for entry level users. Starting from zero we introduce what functions are an spend a lot of time explaining how Excel works and why it does some of the things it does

What does measuring the effectiveness of A2J technology have to do with the search for extraterrestrial civilizations? They're both topics that are difficult to quantify, but benefit by a framework that a whole community can use to inform research and make educated guesses.

In this webinar we will explore some of the recurring features that are found throughout the Office suite. This is an entry level training and is open to all legal aid professionals.

Today we hosted a webinar that covered some of the things an organization can do now to reduce the chances of something in the future happening to mess everything up. We cover what can be done both on an individual level and on a project level, the core points for each are as follows.

500 million records were just breached at the Marriott hotel chain. It’s risky having employees on public networks, on company laptops. If you work in legal aid because you have a lot of client data and information you will be a target, and at risk.