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Password Best Practices, Debbie Ginsberg
Password Best Practices, Debbie Ginsberg
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You may have read about the Heartbleed bug, a significant security flaw that affected many websites. You may have received emails from or seen warnings about various websites, such as Facebook and Prezi, recommending that you change your password.
In this Brown Bag, Debbie Ginsberg addresses password best practices, including:
- Bad passwords that you should never use
- How to create strong passwords
- How to test password strength
- Password management tools (because who can remember all of these passwords?)
Aba Techshow Roundup, Debbie Ginsberg
Aba Techshow Roundup, Debbie Ginsberg
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This Brown Bag presentation provided an overview of the latest trends in legal technology demonstrated at the 2013 ABA Techshow.
Polls Without Clickers, Debbie Ginsberg
Polls Without Clickers, Debbie Ginsberg
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Once, polling required expensive clicker systems. Now faculty can poll students using devices students already have: computers, tablets, and cell phones. In this Brown Bag, Debbie Ginsberg discussed polling best practices and demonstrated a few easy ways to set up a poll in minutes.
Productivity Tips And Tricks, Debbie Ginsberg
Productivity Tips And Tricks, Debbie Ginsberg
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Debbie Ginsberg hosts a discussion some of her favorite tips for getting the most out of Gmail, Google Apps, Microsoft Office, Acrobat, and your computer (Mac or PC).
Law Review Submissions Update, Debbie Ginsberg
Law Review Submissions Update, Debbie Ginsberg
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Annual law review submissions update: discussed current law review submissions criteria, ExpressO, and Scholastica. Showcased updated spreadsheet of law review submissions information. See the supplemental Law Review Submissions Guide for the most current information.
Getting Started With A Brand New Research Problem, Clare Gaynor Willis
Getting Started With A Brand New Research Problem, Clare Gaynor Willis
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Class presentation for 1L students.