High-quality, relevant, and timely educational content is crucial for legal professionals aiming to maintain and further their professional competence. However, developers of Continued Legal Education (CLE) and other forms of legal learning materials often find it a complex task to keep such content current.
This balance of quality and relevance is where Argentina-based legal technologist, Ezequiel Braun Pellegrini, identifies a key challenge in the field. “The relevance bit is the tricky part,” Pellegrini states. “In law, content quickly becomes outdated, and often obsolete.”
Attempting to address this challenge, Pellegrini, who is the founder and CEO of the legal tech company Brevity and a board member of the Association of Legaltech Promoters of Argentina, points out the innovative approach of Latin American legal tech company, Wolap. This company has devised a method to leverage data to ensure their educational content remains both current and relevant for the legal professionals relying on it.
How they manage this is outlined in Pellegrini’s article, “Leveraging Data to Produce Content Lawyers Need: Wolap is Pioneering Legal E-Learning in Latin America”, which is published in the resources library of the LawNext Legal Technology Directory.
Such technological integration in the field of developing educational resources for legal professionals could indeed drive a more dynamic, timely education experience, which is crucial in the ever-changing landscape of legal practice.