NCSC: Knowledge and Information Services

Title	Faculty
Acquiring Technology	Christopher Crawford
Bench Book Technology and the Connecticut State Judges’ Manuals	Hon. Robert C. Leuba
Case Studies in Using Multimedia CBT for Court Tasks, Software, and Legal Research	Christopher C. Bell
Change Management	Mark A Zaffarano
Citations in Cyberspace: The Universal Citation System	Marcia J. Koslov
Computer Animation--What Do You See?	Stanley C. Sandstrom
Court Rules and Technology	John M. Greacen
Court Technology in 2007	James E. McMillan
Courtroom Audio, Video, and Videoconferencing	Martin E. Gruen
Courtroom Technology - An Introduction to the Onrushing Future	Fredric I. Lederer
Critical Factors in Technology Success	John R. Peay
Decision Making in an Integrated Justice Environment	James R. Hargreaves
Designing for Security in Courthouses of the Future	Randall I. Atlas
Electronic Reporting of Civil Dispositions	Christine M. Sheets
JEDDI: Electronic Filing for the Rest of Us	Clyde R. Christofferson
Imaging/Document Management	Mike L. Hadley
Migration to Open Client Server: Leaving the Legacy Systems Behind	Garret T. Yoshimi
New Generation Smart Courthouses	Michael A. Griebel
Real World Project Management	John R. Arnstein
Speech Recognition - The Court Technology for the 21st Century	Larry P. Polansky
TeleJustice—Videoconferencing for the 21st Century	John T. Matthias
The Technology-Augmented Court Record	April C. Artegian
Tiptoeing Through Technology's Graveyard on the Way to the 21st Century	Robert Craig Waters
Use of Electronic Appeal Transcripts in the Alberta Court of Appeal	Hon. Roger P. Kerans
Using CD-ROM for Long-Term Records Storage	David Hayward
What to Expect When Courts Go On-Line	Ed Gibler