Webinars

Navigating the NACRC Website

Thursday, Feb. 23, 3:30 p.m. ET

Presented by Carol Foglesong, assistant comptroller, Orange County, Fla./NACRC President and Richard Maughan, recorder, Davis County, Utah/NACRC 3rd Vice President

Learn how to make the most of your NACRC membership by mastering the website – www.nacrc.org. We’ll show you the ropes during this FREE webinar.

The webinar will focus on how to:

Update the contact information on your profile
Upload a profile picture
Send a message to fellow members through the ListServ
Post a thread to the Discussion Forum
Register for events, apply for membership and renew your dues
"Connect" with other members
View your committee pages
Send and receive private messages to/from other members

Both members and non-members are encouraged to attend. Questions and answers will be handled during the hour-long webinar.

This webinar is FREE for both members and non-members. You can register online or download the form.

NACRC is planning several webinars in 2012 on topics including redaction best practices, election equipment maintenance, sovereign citizens and more. Stay tuned for more information.

Webinars On Demand

Did you miss a NACRC webinar because of a schedule conflict or time limitation? NACRC realizes that members are very busy so is offering the webinars at your convenience. You can purchase the recordings of previous webinars using the links below. Webinars on demand are $25 for members and $80 for non-members.

Essential Communication Methods for Today’s Public – Social Media 101

Presented by Tom Trimble, chief information officer and director of information technology, Tulsa County, Okla.
Statistics today show that Americans age 18-29 get their information on the Internet as opposed to newspaper, radio or television. Maintaining an online presence does not need to take a lot of time and is free. This webinar will explain why social media is important and how to enhance an effective dialogue with the public.

Click here to purchase this webinar on demand.

Mississippi Electronic Courts System

Presented by Arthur Johnston, chancery clerk, Madison County, Miss.
Many states across the country have attempted to implement statewide electronic case filing and case management systems. Few, if any, have met with success. However, in 2008, the Chancery Court of Madison County, Miss., became the first state court in the nation to be authorized to implement the federal “Case Management and Electronic Case Filing system” (CM/ECF) which has been in use in the U.S. District Courts across the country since 2001. During this webinar, Johnston reviews the history of system, gives a detailed demonstration and discusses the potential for the system’s use in other states.

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