Technology topic, e.g., intranets, impact of technology on collection development, collection downsizing, why everything isn't available for free on the Internet, technology trends for small or medium firms. Plan when and where to hold the seminar. Consider audiovisual equipment, handouts, refreshments and publicity. CLE Credits CLE credit inquiries should be directed to the CLE department of your state bar association. Listings of addresses and telephone numbers for state CLE administrators can be found in The Lawyer's Almanac and the West Legal Desk Reference , and at state bar association Web sites.
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Almost every state grants CLE credit to teachers of approved courses for time spent preparing and delivering lectures. To seek credit the topic must be completely developed, including designation of instructors, and must include written materials for attendees. Special Interest Section Clearinghouse for legal research instruction materials. Established to organize programs and provide a forum for discussion on topics relating to services provided to patrons. Web site includes National Legal Research Teach-In materials, meeting minutes, newsletter excerpts, ideas for upcoming annual meetings, pathfinder clearinghouse, and Briefs in Law Librarianship series.