Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
16 Learning Experiences
AI for Lawyers and Other Advocates
What You'll Learn
- How to use AI to become a better communicator
- How to use AI to manage your time and delegate tasks
- How to use AI to become a more creative problem-solver
- How to use AI to become a better teacher, student, and leader
4-Course Series
16 hours
4 hours per course (approx.)
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About AI for Lawyers and Other Advocates
The four-course series “AI for Lawyers and Other Advocates” takes a skills-based approach to artificial intelligence. Which tools are worth using? What questions are worth asking? And how do advocates of all kinds continue to add value to clients in a world increasingly populated by chatbots, algorithms, and a wide range of other powerful digital products?
Skills You'll Gain
- Generative AI Agents
- Problem Solving
- Communication Strategies
- AI-Based Legal Compliance
- Time Management
- Critical Thinking
- AI Agents
- Ethical AI
- Responsible AI
- AI Innovation
- Leadership
- Creativity
What You'll Earn
- Certificate of Completion
- Certificates of completion acknowledge knowledge acquired upon completion of a non-credit course or program.
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Beginner Level
No prior experience required.
4 Courses in this series
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Free U-M Access CourseAI for Lawyers: Obstacles and Opportunities
Explore AI's benefits and risks in legal work, and gain strategies for creative, informed, and confident use of AI tools.
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Free U-M Access CourseAI for Lawyers: Communication and Creativity
Use AI to improve your legal writing and speaking while maintaining your own creativity and problem-solving skills.
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Free U-M Access CourseAI for Lawyers: Time and Tasks
Learn how to delegate tasks effectively using AI, avoid common pitfalls, and boost productivity in legal and advocacy work.
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Free U-M Access CourseAI for Lawyers: Learning and Leading
Explore how AI is reshaping legal education and professional growth, and learn how educators and leaders can build skills for a changing world.
What Learners Are Saying
I want you to be the person in your office, your school, or even just your group of friends and family who earns a reputation for being AI savvy. Who people turn to when they need help with an AI-related issue or want to learn more about the latest AI innovation.
Patrick Barry Clinical Assistant Professor of Law, Director of Digital Academic Initiatives, Michigan Law
