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=== Slide 2 Courthouse Libraries BC Programs === | === Slide 2 Courthouse Libraries BC Programs === | ||
Courthouse Libraries BC provides four programs that help the public. Clicklaw is just one piece and this slide provides an overview of all four. | Courthouse Libraries BC provides four programs that help the public. Clicklaw is just one piece and this slide provides an overview of all four. | ||
==== Courthouse Libraries BC ==== | |||
At Courthouse Libraries BC locations, services include: | |||
* Public access computers | |||
* Access to subscription databases to look up case law and other legal tools | |||
* Access to collection – public can use during hours that we’re open (Can pay for photocopying, but can’t borrow…) | |||
Our goal is to get you started in a good direction and help you use tools and our collection to find legal information that will help you with your legal issue.locations, services include: | |||
==== LawMatters ==== | |||
Every single public library in BC has a legal collection, developed with assistance from Courthouse Libraries BC. Each collection is unique, based on community needs. They include print copies of many (all?) of the Clicklaw Wikibook titles. LawMatters also provides training for public librarians and community legal information forums, among other projects. | |||
=== Slide 3 Clicklaw === | === Slide 3 Clicklaw === | ||
http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca | http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca | ||
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| tips = Provide an example of a time you used Clicklaw to provide legal information to a client - try to use an example that resonates with your audience.}} | | tips = Provide an example of a time you used Clicklaw to provide legal information to a client - try to use an example that resonates with your audience.}} | ||
=== Slide 4 Searching Clicklaw === | |||
Clicklaw is mobile-friendly and you can search for legal information in 5 ways: | Clicklaw is mobile-friendly and you can search for legal information in 5 ways: | ||
# Keyword search | # Keyword search | ||
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=== Slide 5 Common Questions and HelpMap === | === Slide 5 Common Questions and HelpMap === | ||
Common Questions are FAQs that Courthouse Libraries BC frontline staff add to as they are asked questions repeatedly about a particular topic. | |||
HelpMap Services are clinics, phone lines, and other services where your client can talk to a real live person about their issue. | |||
=== Slide 6 HelpMap Example === | |||
An example of a service listing on the Clicklaw HelpMap. | |||
=== Slide 7 Clicklaw Blog === | |||
Sign up for the Clicklaw blog mailing list to stay updated with legal information: events around BC, webinar and in-person training opportunities, new resources and services, and more! | |||
=== Slide 8 How to Sign Up to the Clicklaw Blog === | |||
Click on the Menu Icon on the top right of the Clicklaw Blog page, then click Subscribe, enter your email and click Subscribe again. You can also follow Clicklaw on Facebook and Twitter. | |||
=== | === Slide 9 Clicklaw Wikibooks === | ||
If | If Clicklaw is like Google + the law in BC, Clicklaw Wikibooks is the Wikipedia counterpart. They resemble Wikipedia because they use the same platform. They can only be updated by pre-approved lawyers and other writers (not just anyone can go in and change something). This means the content can be kept very current. | ||
'''Recap''' | '''Recap''' | ||
Trusted, current legal information and services that you can find through Clicklaw. Information is maintained by contributor organizations and Clicklaw editorial team. | Trusted, current legal information and services that you can find through Clicklaw. Information is maintained by contributor organizations and Clicklaw editorial team. | ||
'''Wrap up''' | '''Wrap up''' | ||
