1. Practical Examples of the ATJ
Technology Principles
Brian Rowe J.D.
Techie Legal Geek
LSNAP.org @ Northwest Justice Project
Blogger @ DigitalRightsNW.org
Youtube Geek
LSNTAP.org

2. Cyborg Boy by ~Gryz at Deviant Art

3. Accessibility
I. Requirement of Access to Justice

4. identitywebandphoto.com/carrie/portfolio/cncoker/edit6600/badrevealed.html

5. wave.webaim.org

7. checkmycolours.com

8. checkmycolours.com

9. WriteClearly.org

10. WriteClearly.org

11. Spell Suggest
The Red Model - Rene Magritte

12. screencast-o-matic.com

15. popcorn.webmaker.org

16. Where to Share
V. Maximizing Public
Awareness and Use

18. Where to Share
V. Maximizing Public
Awareness and Use

21. Where to Share
III. Openness and PRIVACY

24. Enabling Others
VI. Best Practices

25. Skimmer with baby by Wildlifeshoots / CC BY

26. 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.

27. 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

28. Inspiring Others

29. Amazing Others

30. youtube.com/user/
citpprinceton

32. Ingress

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35. Thanks!
Brian@BrianRowe.ORG
Credits:
Content Brian Rowe CC-BY with credit to:
Northwest Justice Project
Privacy Keyboard by By g4ll4is CC-BY-SA,
Other images often used under fair use or CC as noted
Rowe image by Bipolar Images - Geoffrey Gribbin Photography