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Deborah Bosley, the founder and principal of The Plain Language Group explains why it’s important for publishers of academic, professional, medical, and scientific content to express information in simple, easy to understand terms that will help them expand their audience to people who have a significant interest or benefit in reading the materials, but lack the academic background required to understand complex, industry-specific language.
0:00 Opening
5:00 History of the Sherlock Program
9:00 Increasing the Tools for Self Represented Litigants
11:00 Case Types with Most Need and Court Navigator Program
15:00 Building a Tribe
19:00 Lesson of the Pandemic
25:00 Collaboration Challenges and Key Traits of Sherlocks
27:00 Sherlocks are Wombats
30:00 Chief Justice Directive 13-01
33:00 Plain Language Forms and Improving Access
41:00 Predictions on Customer Expectations in the Future
45:00 Top Takeaways for Taking Action
47:30 Getting to Know the Guests
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