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Library Information Reference Services News & Events Other Content |
Instructional ResourcesUpdated: 11/18/04
Welcome to the San Diego County Public Law Library's instructional resources page. Here you will be able to view the slideshow presentations for the program our librarians presented at the 2003 Annual Conference for the American Association of Law Libraries, entitled, Law Made Public: Teaching Legal Research Classes to Pro Se Patrons, Law Students, New Associates and All Others In- Between, and Beyond Law Made Public: Advanced and Specialized Classes at the San Diego County Public Law Library. You will also find the materials that we use in teaching the various classes we hold at the Law Library. Please note that the materials contained on this page do not constitute legal advice. Furthermore, if you do decide to use the class materials in designing your own classes, they are only meant to be samples; therefore, they will need to be modified to meet your teaching needs, and the information within the slideshows will need to be updated to reflect current laws. The slideshows are best viewed in Internet Explorer 4.0 (or higher) or Netscape 7.1 (or higher). Law Made Public: Teaching Legal Research
Classes to Pro Se Patrons, Law Students, New Associates and All Others
In- Between
Beyond Law Made Public: Advanced and Specialized
Classes at the San Diego County Public Law Library
We are currently in the process of converting the Powerpoint presentations that we use to teach our classes into HTML files so that you may access them through this site. Click on the class/workshop you are interested in below to view the slideshow in HTML. Classes for New Attorneys/paralegals:
Classes for librarians who want to learn to do legal reference:
E-Newsletters: A "How-To" Guide Our new class Practical Legal Research is designed to serve as a bridge between our beginning class "Law Made Public" and our pre-trial procedures class. The focus of this two hour session is to introduce attendees to developing research strategies and how to find information they need in some of the more important California resources, such asWitkin's Summary of California Law, California Code, California Forms of Pleading and Practice, West's California Digest and others. The class will include hands-on exercises in using these essential materials. Prerequisite: Law Made Public or consent of instructor
Programs presented at AALL Conference 2004 Download Instructions: Right click the link, then select "Save Link Target As..." in Netscape, or "Save Target As..." in Internet Explorer. E-Newsletter Negotiating
with the Bizarre
CA Library Association Presentation 11/2004 - a program by Jean Willis, Deputy Director of the San Diego County Public Law Library This link is a MS PowerPoint presentation. Clicking on the link will open the presentation in your browser. Download Instructions: Right click the link, then select "Save Link Target As..." in Netscape, or "Save Target As..." in Internet Explorer.
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