We’ve all been to them: presentations you think will be substantive. But when they start, you’re told the session will be interactive with table exercises. Most of us immediately start plotting the easiest path to an exit. Having recently been to one just like that, it started me thinking about the difficulties in getting lawyers to use technology. And a lot of that stems from poor training.
It also made me conclude that interactive and table exercises as a tool for training lawyers how to actually use technology, probably won’t work very well.
Why and what will? Read the full piece in my post for Above the Law.