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LexisNexis® Librarian Web Seminars:  Spring Series

Understanding the Sarbanes-Oxley Act Using www.lexis.com®
Date:  March 17, 2005
Presenters:  Susan Skyzinski and Matt Wagner

This seminar will provide you with a better understanding of some of the key provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the primary practice areas affected, and the applicable resources available to you from LexisNexis.  Learn how to locate the text of the act, related legislative documents, and significant administrative decisions and case law.

The seminar recording is temporarily unavailable.  However, you can contact your Librarian Relations Consultant to request the attachments.
 

Introducing LexisNexis® Total Search: Expanding the Boundaries of Legal Research
Date:  April 21, 2005
Presenters:  Bridget MacMillan and Deidra Payne

In this seminar, you will learn about this powerful, yet simple-to-use, integrated search tool to help you quickly tap into your firm's most valuable asset -- the knowledge, know-how and collective expertise that already resides within your firm.  LexisNexis Total Search is a browser-based application that allows you simultaneously search LexisNexis databases and internal firm documents, with intelligent cross-referencing of relevant content between LexisNexis and internal work product based on case citations, topics and concepts.

The seminar recording is temporarily unavailable.  However, you can contact your Librarian Relations Consultant to request the attachments.
 

The ABCs of Adult Learning Styles
Date:  May 19, 2005
Presenters:  Gayle Lynn-Nelson and Priscilla Stultz

The ABCs of learning for adults are different than those for children.  Explore how you can incorporate awareness of these differences to improve training effectiveness.

The seminar recording is temporarily unavailable.  However, you can contact your Librarian Relations Consultant to request the attachments.

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