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Different Work - A First Course in Effective Supervision

This free course is offered by the National Center for State Courts.

This self-paced course is designed for new supervisors who want to learn how to become effective managers. Dan Straub takes you step-by-step through a process leading to a foundation of principles that guide you to become effective in your new management role doing "categorically different work.” The course covers topics such as:

  • The Big Picture
  • The Task
  • Effective Communication
  • People Problems and Problem People
  • Building Teams and
  • Managing Performance

    Each course module contains media presentations readings and selfassessment questions. This course is designed for just those people who otherwise would not get training in this business of management but yet are required to do it effectively.

    Participants have access to the course materials for three months from the date of registration.

    For more information go to http://www.ncsc.org/Education-and-Careers/ICM-Courses/Free-Resources.aspx.

    These resources do not necessarily reflect the views of the Supreme Court of Nevada, the Administrative Office of the Courts, or Judicial Education nor provide any warranties as to the currency and accuracy of the information in these works.


    Justice Responses to Elder Abuse

    This new and free online course is offered by the National Center for State Courts (NCSC). This course is designed for judges and explores the dynamics of elder abuse. Using interactive web-based delivery methods, “Justice Responses to Elder Abuse” offers a wide array of information and resources including the tools needed to identify abuse and to develop effective responses and the latest research on aging issues, including physical, cognitive, and emotional changes that increase an older person’s vulnerability to abuse. For more information go to http://www.ncsc.org/Education-and-Careers/ICM-Courses/Free-Resources.aspx.

    These resources do not necessarily reflect the views of the Supreme Court of Nevada, the Administrative Office of the Courts, or Judicial Education nor provide any warranties as to the currency and accuracy of the information in these works.