The program went well. Now someone builds an attendance spreadsheet by hand, keying bar numbers, last names and hours from a sign-in sheet or a registration export, one attorney at a time.
Choose "Start from a board's format" and pick Nebraska MCLE. The columns, the file name and a file for each program are set for you.
Pick the registration question that holds it, or let the setup create one. The number is checked as the attorney types it.
Type the program's Nebraska Activity ID and its professional responsibility hours on its credit once. The education hours come from the credit itself.
Each program's attendance arrives in a file of its own, in the portal's layout and named with its Activity ID, ready to upload as is.
0.000, thenNumber with decimals0.00Asked once on your form and checked while the attorney is still on it.
Each program's attendance goes out in a file of its own, named with its Activity ID.
Education and professional responsibility hours filled in for every attorney, straight from the program's credit.
Anyone without a Nebraska bar number stays out of the file automatically and still gets their certificate.
Weekly, or the morning after a big seminar, emailed to whoever uploads.
A preview before each send, and Send History with a download and Resend for a year after.
One short sitting. Choose "Start from a board's format" in a Spreadsheet Report and pick Nebraska MCLE, choose the registration question that holds the bar number or let LecturePanda create one, and type each program's Activity ID and professional responsibility hours on its credit. We're glad to set it up with you on a call using one of your own programs.
Each program's Nebraska Activity ID, its approved hours and professional responsibility hours, and the email address of whoever uploads. LecturePanda takes care of the columns, the file names and the schedule.
Yes. Give the program one credit with its total hours and type its professional responsibility hours on it. Every attorney's row carries both, and a program without any shows 0.
Yes. Attorneys with a Nebraska bar number go into the Nebraska file and everyone else stays out of it, so the same registration can feed the files your other states' boards take.
The bar number question takes digits only, so stray letters and symbols are fixed on the spot by the attorney who knows the number. The preview shows the next file's rows before it goes, and Send History keeps every file, with its rows, for a year.
Yes. A law firm's in-house CLE, a free bar section lunch program and a paid annual seminar all report the same way, and Spreadsheet Reports are part of the LecturePanda subscription; see pricing.
Yes. Once it's set up, the Nebraska MCLE report is an ordinary Spreadsheet Report: change the schedule, add a recipient or adjust a column whenever you need to. Send a test shows you the result first.
The Nebraska Judicial Branch's MCLE page is at nebraskajudicial.gov, and sponsors sign in at attorneys.nejudicial.gov.
PCAM's attendance import file, ARDC numbers from registration, ready to import as is.
One clean attendance list by program, ready for posting, bar and LP numbers from registration.
Bar associations and sections running CLE all year.
Bring one of your approved programs to a demo and we'll set up its attendance file with you, from the bar number question to the file you upload.
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