Using Multimedia Content to Improve Web-Based Delivery of Legal Services
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The document discusses using multimedia content like online videos to improve the delivery of legal services through websites. It provides examples of legal aid programs using videos for client education, staff training, and public outreach. It also covers best practices for creating effective videos, including choosing video hosting platforms, equipment, editing software, and storytelling techniques. Statistics on internet and broadband access are presented to demonstrate the potential of reaching underserved groups online through multimedia.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZWUWxUaTekLSC Tech Baselines
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Budgets
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Security
Training
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