Cleveland Law Library Weblog

Happy Law Day: May 1, 2022

Happy Law Day 2022 a little early! According to the American Bar Association, "The 2022 Law Day theme is “Toward a More Perfect Union: The Constitution in Times of Change.” Commemorated annually on May 1, Law Day is an opportunity to host or participate in discussions about law and its role in society."  In honor of this annual celebration, the Cleveland Law Library created a new Virtual Display with information about Law Day. Click here to view all of the Law Library's virtual displays.

TECH THURSDAY: BACKING UP/RESTORING FILES IN WINDOWS

Are you one of those people that think it could "never happen to me"? Well, it could. You could lose all of your important files if your computer has a critical failure. Fortunately,  you can lessen the damage if you had set up a backup plan. 'File History', available in Windows 10 and 11, will automatically back up files and folders that you specify. Click Here to find out how to access this feature.

TECH THURSDAY: RESETTING FORGOTEN PASSWORDS IN WINDOWS 11

Have you forgotten your Windows 11 password? Not to worry. Resetting your password is fairly easy. Click Here for instructions on resetting passwords in Windows 11.

The Cleveland Law Library is Celebrating National Library Week

Happy National Library Week! The theme for NLW this year is "Connect with Your Library," and the Cleveland Law Library will be celebrating all week. To connect with our members both in person and online, we created 5 original library word games that can be enjoyed at the Law Library or online at this link on our web site. Help us recognize our staff for their professionalism and work ethic tomorrow, April 5th, on National Library Workers Day. We will also be offering light snacks and refreshments on Wednesday, April 6th, the day that we are open to the public. However, the highlight of our celebrations will include a virtual book discussion with Wendy Koile at 12:00 Noon on Thursday, April 7th. Wendy Koile is the author of Lake Erie Murder & Mayhem, a fascinating exploration of crimes which occurred on and around the shores of Lake Erie. This book discussion is perfect for readers who enjoy history and true crime. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Click here to go directly to the registration page.