Category Archives: Tools

Guest Blogger Claudia Johnson on The Technology Future

Posted on November 9, 2012 by

With the first LSC Technology and Access to Justice Summit completed, and the second in the planning phase, this blog’s guest blogger Claudia Johnson offers these general thoughts on directions for the future.

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Honoring Mike Genz and Remembering His Foundational Work

Posted on December 4, 2011 by

Mike Genz has retired from LSC (although I understand he hopes to continue to do some consulting work).  Those who know him will not be surprised that this event passed without fanfare.  Mike is not the kind of person who … Continue reading →

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Wordle Tool and More

Posted on April 2, 2011 by

We have all seen those maps of words — indeed this blog uses one to display tags used in this blog. I have now found the free tool you can use to create your own.  Here it is (Wordle). You … Continue reading →

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Migration Policy Institute Data on Foreign Born as Planning Tool

Posted on April 1, 2011 by

The Migration Policy Institute has a nice tool to get quick data (2009 ACS data) on foreign-born in the US, state by state. You click on a state, and then get basic information, together with links on topics such as … Continue reading →

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Wonderful New Historical Analysis Tool from Google — Shows Changing Views of “Courts,” “Justice,” and “Fairness”

Posted on December 17, 2010 by

Google has another mind expanding tool out. They have scanned millions of books back to 1500, and created a tool that lets you analyze the frequency of use of a word since then. I tried running the history of the … Continue reading →

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