NEW ONLINE SEMINAR
 Follow along as nationally renowned speaker Brett Burney introduces you to the iPad in this 14-module course. This is the same material covered in our all-day live seminar minus the lunch and coffee breaks. Study at your leisure, stop and rewind the video when you need to focus on a point, and repeat the modules as often as you would like in order to experience first-hand the many useful tips and tricks presented in this seminar. Tour the iPad from basics and beyond—learn the best apps, settings, and hardware to make using the iPad in your practice easy. This seminar is suitable for all experience levels.
- Same great content as the live seminar
- Geared to all experience levels
- EZ to follow videos
- "Instant replay" to perfect your skills
- Nationally-recognized presenter
- Access anywhere, anytime on your Mac, PC, tablet, or smartphone
More Information and Sample Video
Touchfire Keyboard for iPads—7/12/12
 This super thin overlay keyboard is an amazing advance, bringing true touch typing to the iPad while adding almost nothing to its profile or weight. The transparent keyboard attaches magnetically to the bottom half of the iPad in a profile so thin you can “swipe” right through it to see the keys underneath, and so flexible it can be folded out of the way. Read More
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Document Assembly Tools
The Un-Billable Hour host Rodney Dowell and Diane Ebersole, practice management advisor for the State Bar of Michigan, explain how document assembly applications have advanced in the last few years and how these applications can increase the bottom line for your law firm. Document Assembly Resources PDF
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From Our Lending Library
The 2012 Solo and Small  Firm Legal Technology
By Michael C. Maschke, Sharon D. Nelson, and John W. Simek
Lending Library Number: 158
This annual guide is the only one of its kind written to help solo and small firm lawyers find the best technology for their dollar. You'll find the most current information and recommendations on computers, servers, networking equipment, legal software, printers, security products, smartphones, the iPad and anything else a law office might need. It's written in clear, easily understandable language to make implementation easier if you choose to do it yourself, or you can use it in conjunction with your IT consultant. Either way, you'll learn how to make technology work for you.
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The Practice Management Resource Center Legal Software Directory contains links to dozens of vendors offering software applications to assist you in the day-to-day management of your practice.
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