Professional Development for Where You Work
Legal information professionals support a variety of organizations. At the Annual Meeting & Conference, you’ll find the specialized education you need to keep you at the top of your game—wherever you work. Below you will find a sample of the tailored programming for those working in academic, law firm, and court/government libraries.
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For those in academic law libraries ... - A More Inclusive Classroom: Considerations for the Legal Research Professor Teaching Neurodivergent Students
- Batch Please: Leveraging Batch Record Loading for Integrated Library System Improvements and Enhancing Resource Discovery
- Case Study on enhancing accessibility to State Legal Content in Massachusetts and Michigan
- Cheers [To Being an Academic Law Library Director]: Where Everybody Knows Your Name
- Developing an Online Legal Research Course for Non-JDs
- Discovering Diversity Through Linked Data
- Mastering the Lawless Science of Our Law: The Subjectivity of Citators
- Researching the Implementation of Foreign and International Law on International Indigenous Peoples
- Researching South African Government and Legal Information
- Selector School: Teaching your Team How to Build a Collection of the Future
- The ‘Strait’ Road to a Diverse Profession: Creating and Supporting a Successful Fellowship Program
- The Niagara Movement: How Far Have We Come with Voting Rights
- What is Legal Technology Competency?: A Model Framework
- What You Need to Know About the NextGen Bar Exam
- Where Do We Draw the Line in Making “Highly Sensitive” Information Available or Not?
- Withdrawing Large Collections: History, Methods and Paths Forward
- Words Matter: Incorporation of “Wise” Techniques in Critical Feedback for Better Learning Outcomes in Legal Research Curriculum
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For those in law firm libraries ... - Better Than Basic – How to Use Your Internal Firm Data for Better CI Reporting
- Developing an Online Legal Research Course for Non-JDs
- Higher Standards: The SALI Alliance and the Push for Standardization Across the Legal Industry
- Out of Mind Out of Sight: Staying Connected and Relevant in an Increasingly Virtual Workplace
- Patent Storytelling: Creating Concise Narratives Out of Big Data
- Real World APIs: Who Is Using Them, and What Are They Doing with Them?
- Short-Form Teaching: Best Practices for Developing and Delivering Single-Session Trainings, CLEs, and Instructional Programs
- Where Do We Draw the Line in Making “Highly Sensitive” Information Available or Not?
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For those in court/government law libraries ... - Expanding Access to Justice by LEPs and Bounds: Resources for Limited English Speakers
- Incarcerated people are patrons too! Improving Legal Information Services for Incarcerated People
- Recognizing the Third Sovereign: Promoting Awareness of, Respect for, and Access to Native American Tribal Law
- Selector School: Teaching your Team How to Build a Collection of the Future
- SCOTUS: A Year in Review
- The Crossroads of Licensing and Copyright
- The Law Library as Virtual Hearing Hub
- Withdrawing Large Collections: History, Methods and Paths Forward
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For those in any library setting ... - AALL Annual Meeting Art Gallery
- A Robot Wrote This Session Proposal
- Are You Ready?: Succession Planning Done Right
- Collaborating with Vendors: Marketing, User Needs, and Product Development
- Cool Tools Café
- Cultural Humility, Putting Actions After Words
- Data 411: Terminology, Coding, and Telling Stories
- Digging Through Dockets: How to Optimize Docket Searching and Find Gold
- Diversity and Inclusion Committee Symposium: Are We Neglecting “Inclusion”?
- Get Out the Map: Finding Our Way Toward a Stronger Professional Pipeline
- Hear Me Out! Concise Communication for All Law Librarians
- Hunting and Gathering on the Legal Information Savannah
- Kill a Stupid Rule to Streamline Processes and Build Engagement
- Leveraging User Data to Increase & Improve Engagement
- Machine Learning Fundamentals for Librarians
- Map Your Future as a Confident Public Speaker
- ‘Min Quals’ – What’s Really Needed in a New Law Library Hire?
- Planning Welcoming Spaces with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Mind
- Preserving and Promoting History: Libraries with Long Memories
- Pronouns, Best Practices, and Gender Inclusivity in the Law Library: Understanding the Needs of Nonbinary Individuals
- Setting Up for Success: Designing and Delivering a Reference Training Course for New Law Library Staff
- Whiskey and the Law
- Whose Story Is Missing? How Law Libraries Can Adapt Collection Development Policies for DEI
- Why I Left: Charting a New Path Toward Career Fulfillment