Lexum Newsletter 2015 vol. 4 View this email in your browser Of Lexbox and the Promise of Convenience for CanLII Users  CanLII has a new friend. Its name is Lexbox. We were told then that the aim of Lexbox (and you can read a lot more about it here) is to simplify how lawyers store, monitor and share online legal information. Not surprisingly, ground zero for Lexbox is CanLII itself - a natural choice given Lexum's obvious familiarity with CanLII's technical wiring... By Nate Russell from Courthouse Libraries BC.  >> Read more Decisia, an indispensable tool for a court's intranet and website A large number of American courts and a significant number of tribunals have set up information systems to make their decisions - both reported and unpublished, citable or not - available to serve their internal needs, the needs of the public, or both... By Daniel Poulin. >> Read more   Legal aspects of accessibility and usability of online public services in Quebec and Canada This article discusses the legal requirements which must be taken into account in providing public online services to individuals with a low level of literacy. It will focus on two aspects: the accessibility and usability of these services... By Emma Elliott. >> Read more Enfin. a Good Paper in the Canadian Law Library Review! The thesis of Mark Phillips is that full-text searching alone is hazardous for legal research. Citators could be useful, but they are not good enough; CanLII's citator, Reflex, being the worst of them... By Daniel Poulin  >> Read more Decisia now integrates with mycaseload >> Read more The Rwanda Law Reports now available online with decisia  >> Read more Registration for Law via Internet 2015 The conference is in Sydney, November 9-11 and registration is now open at http://www.lvi2015.org. Registrations close on 2 November 2015. >> Register here How to Create your Own Dog Law Database Lexbox provides me with the capacity to assemble all of this material in a single folder, to store it for good and to be notified of updates whenever something new comes up...  By Pierre-Paul Lemyre >> Read more How Deep Is Your Usual Legal Research Dive? It is interesting to step back and think about what patterns exist for legal research. If most often a legal research need is fulfilled by a surface scrape, what does that mean for the practical needs of the deep dive research, especially if that is a less frequent occurrence. By Shaunna Mireau from Field Law.  >> Read more Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Google Plus YouTube Email Website Copyright © 2014 Lexum, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because of your previous business relationship with Lexum. Unsubscribe here. Our mailing address is: Lexum 4200, Saint-Laurent #910 Montreal, QC H2W-2R2 Canada