Learning to Learn: Unlocking Human-Centric Digital Adoption for Lawyers

In an increasingly digital legal landscape, understanding how lawyers learn and adapt to technology is key to effective adoption. This session explores the psychology of learning, tailored for legal professionals, to empower them to embrace digital tools seamlessly. By examining modern learning methodologies and the unique needs of lawyers, this talk provides actionable strategies to bridge the gap between legal expertise and technology.

• Explore how humans learn and process change.
• Discuss why traditional learning models fail for lawyers.
• Introduce modern methodologies for digital upskilling.
• Apply human-centric strategies to tech adoption in legal work.
• Share real-world examples and success stories.

Key Learnings

1. Understand the psychology of learning and how it impacts digital adoption.
2. Gain actionable techniques to align learning strategies with legal workflows.
3. Leave with a roadmap for immediate improvements in tech implementation.

About Jane

Jane Millers brings over 20 years of experience in adult education, including over six years at Herbert Smith Freehills, where she honed her expertise in training legal professionals. With a passion for empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to excel, Jane specialises in making technology accessible and practical. She is dedicated to helping lawyers enhance their productivity and confidence through the effective use of digital tools, fostering growth and unlocking potential in every learner.