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E-learning for Self-represented Parties and Advocates: Using Online Instruction to Increase Access to Justice How can e-learning support pro bono attorneys, legal aid advocates, law students and self-represented parties? This session focused on how an online course teaches law students about justice and technology, while instructing the students on how to build useful web resources to improve access to justice. It also covered how webcams and a Google [Sites] classroom brought together legal aid advocates from around the county for an interactive Plain Language seminar. A newly-built “online classroom” for Drupal hosts on-demand training for pro bono attorneys, and guides SRPs through complex legal processes, step-by-step.
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Online Classroom
Kate Frank, New Haven Legal AssistanceSusan Nofi-Bendici, New Haven Legal Assistance
2014 TIG Conference
Why online classes for self-represented
parties?
Complex, multi-step processes
36 pages,
4 sample letters
10 pages,5 court forms
14 pages and…go
read another booklet!
“It’s Complicated”
Step-by-Step Instruction
On-Demand Training for Pro Bono Attorneys
Create Your Own Classes
http://OCM.ctlawhelp.org
