Practical Examples of the ATJ Technology Principles

Brian Rowe J.D.Techie Legal GeekLSNAP.org @ Northwest Justice ProjectBlogger @ DigitalRightsNW.orgYoutube Geek

LSNTAP.org

Cyborg Boy by ~Gryz at Deviant Art

Accessibility

I. Requirement of Access to Justice

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wave.webaim.org

checkmycolours.com

checkmycolours.com

WriteClearly.org

WriteClearly.org

Spell SuggestThe Red Model - Rene Magritte

screencast-o-matic.com

popcorn.webmaker.org

Where to Share

V. Maximizing Public Awareness and Use

Where to Share

V. Maximizing Public Awareness and Use

Where to ShareIII. Openness and PRIVACY

Enabling Others

VI. Best Practices

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Developing Social Media Use Policies for Legal Aid Groups

http://lsntap.org/blogs/developing-social-media-use-policies-legal-aid-groups

Logical Social Media Policy

1. Be responsible.

2. Identify yourself.

3. Be civil and respectful.

Creating a Model Privacy Policy for Legal Aid Websites

http://lsntap.org/blogs/creating-model-privacy-policy-legal-aid-websites

photo by Nelly Martinez, Privacy Policy, Feb 23, 2012 via Flickr, CC BY SA

Model Privacy Policy

Inspiring Others

Amazing Others

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Ingress

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Thanks!

Brian@BrianRowe.ORG

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Northwest Justice Project

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Rowe image by Bipolar Images - Geoffrey Gribbin Photography