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Getting Started with DigiLearnonline.com Seminars

1. Become a Registered User. You will first need to become a registered user of DigiLearn. To do so, all you need to do is click the Register/Sign In button and complete the online new user registration form. There is no cost to become a registered user of DigiLearn. You need not be an attorney to become a registered user of our site. Your username will be your email address and you select your own password, which will allow you to access our site at your convenience.

2. Purchase a Course. To purchase a course, simply select the course your want, complete and submit the registration and payment information and once your payment is authorized, you will have access to your course.   Note: We DO NOT store your credit card information on our servers, we only use it to securely process the transaction, and do no keep it.

3. Login to your courses. Once you have registered and paid for your course or courses, simply click on the Register/Sign On button or enter your username and password in the login boxes. Once you sign in, you will be taken to the courses for which you are registered.

4. Take Your Course. Once you login, simply click on the title of any of the courses listed to get started.

What do I need to take an online course?

For our Text-based courses:
All you need to take one of our text-based online courses is a computer with a Web browser and an Internet connection, so you don't need a sound card or other add-ons and plug-ins.

For our Audio courses:
Our rich-media audio courses utilize streaming audio and display synchronized slides, just like in the live seminar. These Rich-Media courses require Internet Explorer 5.0 or above and Windows Media Player 6.4 or above (which is installed as part of most recent versions of Windows).

More detail on technical requirements.

You can access your course from any computer with an Internet connection. All you need is your DigiLearn username and password to access your courses 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Can I get CLE Credits?

Yes.  We have courses that qualify for credit in the States of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Maine, Missouri, Montana, New York, Nevada, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas and Washington. Not all DigiLearn courses qualify for credit in all jurisdictions - please check each course for specific accreditation information.

Alaska: licensed Alaska attorneys may fulfill all 12 VCLE credits, including ethics, through DigiLearn online audio CLE.  DigiLearn is an Alaska approved provider.

Arizona: licensed Arizona attorneys may fulfill all interactive CLE credits through DigiLearn online CLE.  DigiLearn online courses qualify as interactive because we have a bulletin board system that allows attorneys to ask questions of the course instructors and receive an answer at a later time.

California: licensed California attorneys may fulfill all 25 CLE credits through DigiLearn online CLE.  DigiLearn online courses qualify as participatory CA credit because we utilize verification.

Colorado: licensed Colorado attorneys may fulfill all 45 CLE credits through online CLE.

Florida: licensed Florida attorneys may fulfill all 30 CLE credits through online CLE.

Iowa: licensed Iowa attorneys may fulfill up to 6 credits of CLE requirements through DigiLearn online audio courses as computer-based legal education under Rule 41.3(3).

Louisiana: licensed Louisiana attorneys may fulfill up to 4 credits of CLE requirements through online credits labeled technological transmissions credits. Effective June 5, 2003, the Louisiana Supreme Court amended the rules governing Mandatory Continuing Legal Education. These amendments now allow up to 4 self-study CLE credits per year to be earned through technological transmissions. Technological transmissions include on-demand audio or video programs, live webcasts and other appropriate technology as approved by the MCLE Committee.

Maine: licensed Maine attorneys may fulfill all 5.5 CLE self-study credits through online CLE.

Montana: licensed Montana attorneys may fulfill up to 5 CLE credits through self-study online CLE.

Nevada: licensed Nevada attorneys may fulfill all 12 credits of CLE requirements through DigiLearn online audio courses as alternative format (online) education under Regulation 8.

New York: licensed Experienced New York attorneys (attorneys in their second or later reporting cycle) may fulfill all 24 CLE credits through online CLE.

Oregon: licensed Oregon attorneys may fulfill all 45 CLE credits through online CLE.

Tennessee: licensed Tennessee attorneys may fulfill up to 6 CLE credits through online CLE. DigiLearn has online courses that are accredited by Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and may be used to fulfill up to 6 credit hours. Note: Tennessee attorneys may claim only 1 credit per course for text only courses, but may claim full credit for audio courses. To receive credit, you must complete and return a quiz for the course.

Texas: licensed Texas attorneys may fulfill all participatory CLE credits through DigiLearn online courses.  DigiLearn courses accredited in Texas are accredited as participatory credits because we have a bulletin board system that allows attorneys to ask questions of the course instructors and receive an answer at a later time.

Washington: licensed Washington attorneys may fulfill up to 15 self-study credits through DigiLearn online CLE.

How are my CLE credits reported?

Alaska: NOTICE -- EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 31, 2003 CHANGE IN VCLE REPORTING:

Reporting Period: January 1 - December 31, 2003

• You are no longer required to submit a VCLE reporting form.
• If you complete the minimum recommended hours of approved CLE, you will be entitled to a $20 discount on your Bar dues.
• You will now sign a certification on the Bar dues notice (mailed to membership in late November of every year) certifying that you have completed 12 hours of approved CLE, including 1 hour of ethics.
• The VCLE Rule recommending a minimum of 12 hours of CLE, including 1 hour of ethics, is still in effect.
• A list of Bar members who comply will be printed in the Bar Rag.

Arizona: Arizona attorneys report their credits by affidavit to the State Bar of Arizona postmarked on or before September 15th. Records of participation must be preserved for two years after filing the affidavit.

California: California attorneys report their credits to the State Bar on the Compliance Card mailed by the Bar Association. Indicate the course name, sponsor and number of credits and mail it postmarked no later then February 1 of the compliance year.

Colorado: Credits are reported in Colorado just as other self-study courses. Simply fill out the CLE affidavit provided to you by the State of Colorado, indicating the course name, sponsor and number of credit hours and mail it in.

Florida: Florida attorneys are required to report CLE hours earned every three years. Each member is assigned a three year reporting cycle. You may find your reporting date on the mailing label of The Florida Bar News.

Iowa: CLE credits earned in each calendar year are reported by the attorney to the Iowa Commission on Continuing Legal Education on or before March 1 of each year. Per Rule 41.4(2), on or before March 1st of each year, attorneys admitted to practice in Iowa shall make a written report to the Commission, in a form prescribed by the Commission, concerning completion of accredited legal education in the preceding calendar year; provided, however, that an attorney shall not be required to comply with this rule nor with the continuing legal education requirements for the year during which the attorney was admitted to practice. Each annual report shall be accompanied by proof satisfactory to the commission that the attorney has met the requirements. Per Rule 41.4(3), attorneys admitted to practice in Iowa shall make a written report to the Commission, in a form prescribed by the Commission, concerning completion of accredited legal ethics education. The report is to be filed on or before March 1 following completion of the two year period. An attorney shall not be required to comply with this requirement for the year of admission to practice.

Louisiana: CLE credits are reported monthly by DigiLearn, directly to the Louisiana State Bar Association. If you would like your credit reported sooner, please contact us at support@digilearnonline.com.

Maine: CLE credits earned in each calendar year are reported by the attorney to the Maine Board of Overseers in June/July of the following year in connection with the filing of the annual registration statement.

Montana: Montana attorneys report their credits on the affidavit furnished by the Montana CLE Board and send it in no later than April 1st of each year.

Nevada: Nevada attorneys are allowed to take all 12 credit hours per year online. Alternate format (online) courses must be verified by sworn affidavit of the active member seeking to obtain credit in accordance with Regulation 8 of the NV MCLE Regulations using Form 3 or 3A. The affidavit must be mailed to the Board within thirty (30) days after the conclusion of the course.

CLE credits earned in each calendar year are reported by the attorney to the Nevada MCLE Board on or before March 1 of each year. By January 15th of each year, the MCLE board mails to each attorney Form 6, which is used to verify and report MCLE attendance. Form 6 must be verified and returned to the Board on or before March 1st.

New York: New York attorneys certify completion of CLE requirements on the biennial registration statement. These statements are due 30 days after the attorney's birthday in each registration year. Certificates of completion/attendance must be kept for four years following the activity.

Oregon:  Currently, Oregon's MCLE program is an affidavit based self-reporting system. CLE sponsors are not required to submit attendance information to Oregon. You may find MCLE forms at the Oregon State Bar website at: http://www.osbar.org/forms/forms.html.

Tennessee: DigiLearn reports course attendance by Tennessee attorneys online on the 15th of every month for the previous month's course attendance. To receive credit, you must complete and return a quiz for the course.

On or before January 31 of each year, the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education prepares and mails an Annual Report Statement to each attorney covered by the MCLE Rules requesting information concerning the attorney's compliance with Section 3 in the preceding calendar year.  The Annual Report Statement is mailed to the attorney's address as shown in the most recent registration statement filed by the attorney pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 9, Section 20.5, or to the attorney's last known address. 

On or before March 1, each attorney must complete the Annual Report Statement, indicating his or her completion of, exemption from, or approved substitute for accredited continuing legal education during the preceding calendar year, and deliver the completed Annual Report Statement to the Commission.  The completed Annual Report Statement must disclose all CLE hours earned during the preceding calendar year, including any hours to be carried forward to the following year.

Texas: Under the Texas MCLE Rules sponsors are responsible for reporting attendance to MCLE (MCLE Rules 6.1). DigiLearn reports course attendance by Texas attorneys online on the 15th of every month for the previous month's course attendance.

IMPORTANT: If you are near the end of your compliance year, you will need to report your CLE credits for any seminars that you complete from DigiLearn directly to your MCLE record at the Bar by the last day of your birth month in order to avoid a penalty fee for non-compliance. Per Texas MCLE rules, Texas bar members' minimum CLE requirements should be completed by the last day of the MCLE compliance year for any given year, which is the last day of the month that immediately precedes the attorney's birth month. However, if a member has not completed the minimum CLE requirements by the last day of any given MCLE compliance year, then that member shall be given an automatic grace period up to the last day of their birth month to complete the minimum requirements without penalty. If the minimum credits are not completed until after the end of the member's birth month for that year, then a penalty fee is required.

Because your credits must be both completed and recorded on your record at the Bar by the last day of your birth month, if you are taking a course in your birth month, you are responsible for reporting your course credit as we will not be able to report your credits on time. Once you have completed your course, go to the MCLE page on the State Bar of Texas Website to record your final CLE credits for the seminar on your MCLE record at the Bar.

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