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Create a Microsoft Teams Account
The University of Richmond Law School has become pretty proficient using Zoom. Some employers use other technology for virtual meetings, including Microsoft Teams.
Read moreMicrosoft Word – More than Word Processing!
Have you discovered LinkedIn Learning? Over 14,000 courses are offered through this wonderful service, including Word Essentials Training. This post has the details.
Read moreNew Phone? Register it for DUO
Have you recently replaced your phone? Expecting a new phone? Don’t forget to register with the University for DUO.
Read moreListen Up! Audio Sources for Law School Studying
If you’re looking to break free from your casebooks, check out this post on audio resources by West Academic, Wolters Kluwer, and CALI!
Read moreLearn Leading Legal Tech Tools with Procertas
Attorney work often requires use of Word, Excel, Acrobat and PowerPoint. Learn these tools and become certified to show off your skills.
Read moreTips for Better ZOOM Meetings
Here is a list of ZOOM tips I created for an upcoming Alumni Panel that will take place during the 150th Anniversary virtual celebration starting next week. This is not a comprehensive list, and the list doesn’t include all
Read moreAccess to Online Video Streaming Service – Kanopy
What is Kanopy? Kanopy is an online video streaming platform that offers on-demand access to thousands of documentaries, independent films, world cinema, and tv series. What kinds of things do they have available to watch? See for yourself! Kanopy’s selection
Read moreGrad Access to Online Resources
Graduation from law school doesn’t mean that you lose all access to the resources you’ve grown to depend upon for the last three years. Some resources will be available for a few months and some for the rest of your
Read moreSummer Access to Bloomberg Law, Lexis, and Westlaw
A FAQ every May is “Can I use my law school account in my summer job?” The answer is “It depends.”
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