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Slides: Increasing Online Engagement with Gamification

April 9, 2015 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

These are slides from my presentation at DATA2J, a roundtable conference hosted by Prof. Elizabeth Chambliss, Director of the Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Center on Professionalism at the USC School of Law. In my presentation, I addressed ways to increase online engagement between the public and lawyers through the use of gamification. I based […] ...READ MORE

Gamification for Access to Justice

April 3, 2015 by Stephanie Kimbro 1 Comment

Here is a working paper I wrote that looks at ways to increase online engagement between the public and legal professionals using gamification for the purpose of increasing access to justice. This is the last of the research and writing I have produced this year during my Stanford Law Fellowship. I hope someone out there takes this research […] ...READ MORE

Gamification in Law Firms

March 22, 2015 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

Here is my draft working paper on Gamification in Law Firms which looks at the use of gamification in law firms to increase productivity and collaboration, among other benefits. This paper provides a framework for approaching implementation of a gamification strategy within the law firm. For this paper I had fun researching in the fields of psychology, […] ...READ MORE

Webinar for Future of Legal Services Commission

February 9, 2015 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

Here is the video from my presentation to the ABA Future of Legal Services Commission. I was asked to discuss virtual law practice and online engagement through gamification.  This is part of a series of webinars that the Commission is holding. You can check out the other videos on their website, including talks by Will […] ...READ MORE

Meaningful Play & Legal Games Research

October 17, 2014 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

The annual Meaningful Play Conference (@meaningfulplay, #mplay) is being held this week at Michigan State University. This game conference takes an academic approach to how games can be used to educate and persuade the players. The conference explores how games can be designed and developed for meaningful purposes acknowledging that …games have the potential to impact players’ beliefs, knowledge, […] ...READ MORE

Top Take-Aways from GSummit for the Legal Profession

June 13, 2014 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

I attended GSummit in San Francisco this week. (The “G” stands for gamification.) This annual conference looks at ways to increase user engagement through gamification and games. With all of the online “noise” surrounding us and the invasiveness of mobile technology pulling people in many different directions, no industry – not even the legal profession – is immune from the problem of getting the public’s attention long enough to convey a message. ...READ MORE
Video:  Legal Technology in the Public Interest

Video: Legal Technology in the Public Interest

May 13, 2014 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

A couple of weeks ago I gave a presentation on a panel entitled Legal Technology in the Public Interest with Ron Staudt and Phil Malone for Stanford’s Future Law Conference. ...READ MORE
ABA Journal Covers Crowdfunding for Game for Legal Services

ABA Journal Covers Crowdfunding for Game for Legal Services

April 26, 2014 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

The ABA Journal wrote an article about the RocketHub crowdfund campaign to develop the game for legal services, Estate Quest. ...READ MORE
Article in Legal IT Today: The Engagement Game

Article in Legal IT Today: The Engagement Game

April 1, 2014 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

I wrote an article about the use of games for legal services in the March issue of Legal IT Today, an online legal tech publication. You can read the full article starting on page 31 of the publication. ...READ MORE
Slides: Engagement and Consumer Law

Slides: Engagement and Consumer Law

February 28, 2014 by Stephanie Kimbro Leave a Comment

This is slide deck from a presentation I gave this morning as part of a panel for the South Carolina Law Review Symposium entitled, On Task?: Expanding the Boundaries of Legal Education. ...READ MORE
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