JUScampus Course Catalogue

The presentation is intended to raise awareness of the people-centred approach to justice, the role of the Department of Justice in advancing the Sustainable Development Goal 16 and Justice Canada intersectional GBA plus approach.

The 2024 Legislative Services Branch Learning Day will delve into the evolving legal landscape, focusing on broad themes

This is for LEX Administrators only. Covers User Profiles, Security, File Creation, Administrator Review, Clients, Dashboards, Notifications and a brief introduction to Reports.

Advanced find is an advanced function. It explains file entities, how to build views, create dynamic spreadsheets and explains related entities.

How to access the document libraries. Overview of the layout, folders, different views, ribbons, adding a document, document metadata, version history, copy/move/delete documents, search for documents, advanced searches, setting alerts, views. Using templates. Brief overview of using harmon.ie to move emails and attachments and creating new versions.

LEX Fundamentals covers the basic navigation through LEX including the Navigation Bar, Command Bars, Dashboards, Files and Sub-grids, Events Agenda, Business Process, File Associations, a brief introduction to documents and the on-line help function Walkme.

Follow up to 015955 LEX - Timekeeping training. Explores new timekeeping features that have been recently introduced to assist timekeepers and the National Timekeeping Protocol (NTP)

This course will explain and demonstrate the various ways to enter, modify and delete timekeeping information, including from a file, from the quick create or using timers.

Covers the various ways to enter timekeeping information, from a file, quick create, using timers, the calendar, TK business rules, National Timekeeping principles, the 1400 hour report and the online help function.

Generating reports and different types of reports. This is only for users that have rights to run reports.

Join Justice Canada’s Library Services team for an introduction to the resources available to find federal regulations and Regulatory Impact Analysis Statements online.

Join Justice Canada’s Library Services team for an introduction to the resources available to find federal laws online since 1792, as well as federal debates online since 1867.