2023 cast a huge spotlight on Artificial Intelligence tools. That means it is a great year to attend ABA TECHSHOW, which will be held in Chicago February 14 – 17, 2024. But it is time to decide now! The Early Bird registration ends on Friday, January 11 Update: The ABA TECHSHOW website now says the
Check Out Scribble on Your iPad (October 2, 2020)
Scribble is a new feature in iPadOS 14. It looks quite handy.
Jeff Richardson of iPhoneJD explains Scribble in this post:
“One of the interesting new features in iPadOS 14 is Scribble, the ability to use an Apple Pencil to write text into a text field instead of using the on-screen keyboard. I wasn’t
Podcast: Why the iPad is the Best Tablet for Litigators
This month's Digital Edge podcast, Why the iPad is the Best Tablet for Litigators, features Tom Mighell, 
author of the ABA book, iPad in One Hour for Litigators, Second Edition. While there are now many interesting versions of tablets and "phablets" these days, according to Tom, the iPad is still the best tool
Caig Ball: “Dem Phones, Dem Phones, Dem iPhones”
Electronic data discovery (EDD) and computer forensics are not areas where I claim expertise. But Craig Ball is an expert and his new column Dem Phones, Dem Phones, Dem iPhones is worth a read for anyone involved with the litigation process, whether they deal with preservation and EDD or not. I have linked to the
iPad for Lawyers CLE from Oklahoma Bar Association (12/18/13)
Tom Mighell will be joining me tomorrow (12/18/13) at noon CST for an informative webcast and online demonstration about the various ways that a lawyer can use an iPad in law practice. Tom has authored 3 books for the ABA on lawyer's use of iPads: iPad in One Hour for Lawyers, iPad in One
The Basics of the Lawyer’s iPad
I was asked to write a beginner's level feature for lawyers using the iPad. The result is The Basics of the Lawyer’s iPad. Due to website migration activity here at the Oklahoma Bar, I am providing you a PDF of the article for your download and reading. Download Calloway iPad Basics March16 2013 OklBarJ I
Unexpected Uses of Tech Tools and Unintended Consequences
Your smart phone will do many things that are far beyond what most people would have associated with a telephone not that long ago. We have so many tech tools and gadgets now that that unintended uses are sometimes more interesting and innovative than the intended uses. Why should everyone have cloud storage now? Why
OBA MAP Video Practice Tips: Getting Started with Your ipad
We have now set up a YouTube Channel for the Oklahoma Bar Association Management Assistance Program and will be doing some regular Law Practice Tips in video format. One of our early offerings is Getting Started with the iPad2, featuring Dave Owen of ImageServe.com. If you just picked up an iPad and started using
Managing Tasks and More Tasks with TaskTask
I've heard several office workers say they they seem to "live" in Microsoft Outlook. While I encourage lawyers to use practice management software to organize their practices, I know many of them rely on Microsoft Outlook for day-to-day calendar management, as well as e-mail. It is installed on their computers already, so it seems free. Today's
The iPad for Litigators
The new iPad is out today! The new iPad is out today! The new iPad is out today! OK, that may not be as funny as Steve Martin's screams about being in the new phone book in The Jerk, but a lot of people are really excited about the new and improved iPad released