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Collaborate and Learn
ALLA is proud to collaborate with Lexum and present a webinar on Lexbox - keep track of your online legal research.

Over the coming months ALLA will collaborate with leaders in the information industry to bring you expertise and knowledge that will enable you to turn information into knowledge.

Lexbox - keep track of your online legal research
Freely accessible legal information websites meet a very large portion of the legal research needs of lawyers. But do you feel the material found on those websites end up scattered all over the place? Do you find yourself doing the same research over and over again in order to make sure your findings are up-to-date? Do you have difficulty keeping up with the latest changes in your area of practice?

This webinar will highlight how the Lexbox free Google Chrome extension enables lawyers to organise and monitor their online legal research over time. Lexbox simplifies storing, updating and sharing legal information originating from various online sources. It allows you to personalize your online legal research experience by enabling you to save frequent queries for reuse, receive updates and/or citation alerts, and collaborate with colleagues.

When: Wednesday 16th of March 1pm AEDT.

The session is free for ALLA members.

See the ALLA website for more information and to register: http://alla.asn.au/news-events/event/collaborate-and-learn-lexbox-organize-and-keep-record-online-legal-research-results/
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