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Login to watch this video if you have a subscription. Learn more about subscriptions.Lawyer Tech Course Software is part two of the two-hour plus Lawyer Tech Course series. It teaches lawyers specific ways to use computer software in legal practice to accomplish practical goals including saving time, reducing stress, producing higher-quality work, increasing productivity, and staying safe online and avoiding scams. It covers text-to-speech, speech-to-text, e-mail scheduling, notification settings, calendar settings, keyboard shortcuts, macros, workflows, OCR, document customization, digital filing system, access controls, cloud computing, online security, backups, and websites. There are no prerequisites, no advanced preparation is needed, and only beginner-level knowledge is required. The lessons are designed for both Windows and Mac users and teach things that can be put into immediate use.
Sean Dillman is a legal technology specialist and a litigator with the British Columbia Ministry of Attorney General. Before entering the world of law, he studied computer engineering technology and worked as a web-developer and technician for IBM. Before joining the public service, Mr. Dillman worked in private practice as a barrister and solicitor and was a managing partner of his own firm. Outside of legal practice, he has produced accredited courses for the legal community which teach technology-based practice management and productivity skills, accredited by the State Bar of Texas and the Law Societies of British Columbia, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. He also runs an active YouTube channel which provides free training for lawyers, legal assistants, and law students on computer hardware and software including Microsoft Office 365, OneDrive, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote: YouTube.com/@SeanDillman
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