Legal Help Online Dashboard
When talking to other researchers and practitioners working on improving the Internet, much of the discussion is around: Trust and Safety Privacy Misinformation, Disinformation Polarization Extremism What’s happening…
If you are having a legal problem, it can be hard to know who can help. If you turn to Google, which sites should you click on? Which…
As part of the Legal Help Online Cohort, our group at Stanford has been making lots of new schema markup for legal aid groups. What’s Schema markup? It’s…
What makes for a good legal help website? We’ve been talking about this in our Legal Help Online Cohort. One of the big indicators of success is building…
The 2018 report, “Measuring Online Legal Resources: A FrameworkInspired by the Drake Equation“, by Laura Quinn & Joyce Raby lays out a standard metric by which to judge…
What are the most common terms that people mistakenly use for their legal problem? They use one legal term but actually are talking about another situation.
How can more legal help organizations connect to people in their native languages? This blog post reviews a report that proposes some key strategies for language access at scale.
San Jose’s government usability metrics can help legal website owners to improve their sites’ performance.
The National Center for State Courts hosts great, fun, quick videos on innovations & policy in the state courts. They’re called Tiny Chats, and the latest one is…