The 2nd International Conference on the Training of the Judiciary:
Judicial Education in the World of Challenge and Change
2ième Conference internationale sur la formation de magistrature:
Formation de la magistrature dans un monde dèfis et de changements
II Conferencia International sobre la Capacitación delmPoder Judicial:
La enseñanza judicial en un mundo de retos y cambios

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Day 3 - 02/11/2004
Plenary: Using Technology and Electronic Learning in Judicial Education

 A. The potential and limitations of distance education
  Ms. Carol Howells  

 B. Using technology effectively with modest resources
  Hon. Chief Justice Adrian Saunders  

C. The future of technology in judicial education
  Mr. Charles Ericksen  
  Hon. Judge William Dressel  
Workshops: Technology

1. Exploring the potential and limitations of distance education
  Hon. Justice Luis Henry Molina  
  Dr. Russell Wheeler  1. Exploring the Potential and Limitations of Distance Education (PPT)

2. Making judicial resources available through technology
  Hon. Judge Victor Hall  
  Ms. Susan Lightstone & Mr. Ben Gianni  

3. Course design and delivery using technology for instructor-led programs
  Mr. Mauricio Duce  
  Mr. Raymond Foster  

4. How technology can aid in development of basic resources and programs
  Hon. Robert Carr  
  Mr. David Gourdeau  
Plenary: The Craft of Judging: Identifying and Teaching Judicial Skills
  Hon. Justice John Laskin & Mr. David Cruikshank 1. Judicial Skills Training (PPT)

1. Hands on Program-design Workshop: A Skills-based Design Exercise
  Hon. Justice John Laskin & Mr. David Cruikshank 1. Developing an Effective Skills- Based Course: Delivering an Oral Judgment (PPT)
  Mr. Thomas Nelson Langhorne III  

2. Decision making: assessing credibility and making findings of fact
  Hon. Justice Marc Rosenberg

1. Credibility (Handout - PPT)
2. Variation on the skills cycle - Credibility (PPT)

3. Judicial dispute resolution and case management
  Hon. Justice R. James Williams

 1. Case Management and Mediation: Interactive Concepts (paper)
 2. National Judicial Institute of Canada: Programming on Judicial Dispute Resolution (paper)

  Hon. Judge J. Clifford Wallace  

4. Receiving and weighing scientific evidence
  Hon. Judge Barbara Rothstein  
  Hon. Justice Thomas Cromwell  

5. The application of principles of civil procedure
  Hon. Justice Shlomo Levin  1. The application of principles of Civil Procedure (paper)

6. Teaching diversity issues
  Hon. Justice Ruma Pal  
  Hon. Justice Douglas Campbell 1. The Process of Developing and Delivering Judicial Education on Gender Equality Issues (paper)
  Prof. Kathleen Mahoney  

7. Teaching Judicial Ethics
  M. Harold Epineuse  
  Hon. Judge Keith Hollis  
  Hon. Justice Adèle Kent & Hon. Justice Georgina Jackson  1. “Teaching” Judicial Ethics: the Canadian Methodology (paper)

8. Educating court-related justice system professionals
  Mr. James Buchanan 1. Educating Court –Related Justice System Professionals (PPT)
2. Educating Court –Related Justice System Professionals 2 (PPT)
  Ms. Claudia Fernandes 1. Train the Trainers (PPT)
2. Assessing the Educational Needs of Your of Court-Related Professional Staff (PPT)
  Mr. William Brunson 1. Course Planning Process and Faculty Development (PPT)

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