• Broadband Internet connection (DSL, Cable Modem, T1, etc.)
    Note: LegalTechNet training modules have been tested with 56K dial-up connections and will work under optimal line conditions
• Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.0 or above
• NOTE: If you have software to block 'Pop-Ups', you will need to disable blocking for the LegalTechNet modules.
• Although the LegalTechNet training modules will work with a screen resolution of 800 x 600, we highly recommend that you set your screen resolution to 1024 x 768 or greater for optimal quality.
• Macromedia Flash Player (click the icon below to get this plug-in)
  
   

The LegalTechNet eLearning system offers three distinct learning styles or modes. These three styles, Step-by-Step Learning, Competency-based Learning and Just-In-Time Learning can accommodate the learning needs of a wide range of busy legal professionals from the 1st time user to the seasoned expert looking for a refresher course.

Step-by-Step Learning is designed for the beginning user.  The curriculum is broken down into manageable courses (101, 201, 301, etc.) with individual competency assessments to allow the student to evaluate their progress before attempting the next level course.

Competency-Based Learning is designed for the experienced, but possibly 'rusty' user.  Based on the results of pre-assessment questions, the learner is guided to the specific learning modules needed to refresh their skills based on their current competency level.

Just-In-Time Learning allows a learner to use the JIT search engine to quickly locate a 5 minute training module required to learn a specific function to meet an immediate need.

We have found that the optimal learning method for the LegalTechNet training modules is to open the training module and the actual application you are learning at the same time.  The LegalTechNet training modules allow you to start, stop, pause, fast forward, fast rewind and scroll through the content.  Using these buttons, you can play a short section of the module then pause the module while you try what you've learned in the actual application.  Repeating this procedure throughout the module will allow you to best learn and retain the information.