Administration ICT Skills

Referential general and transverse

Areas Skills
1. Implications for the regulation of information technology and
communication
2. Identification of rights and obligations general and
professional and ethical rules
3. Social and economic consequences on the practice of
A
professions related to law and professional structures; adaptation to
Issues and challenges in
the changing business context
ICT-related activities in
4. Changing legal practices (cyberjustice…) and the concepts of
the legal and judicial
law
5. Knowledge of the services and tools offered and the market
operators
6. Forward elements: monitoring of developments (Eve and
updating)
Referential specific and instrumental
Areas Skills Tools
B1 1. Understand the operation of a data  Databases case law,
The research and management system regulations and
utilization of 2. Using the techniques of queries documentaries
information 3. To assess and validate information  Search Engines legal,
resources and 4. Build a base of personal documentation  Online magazines,
legal 5. Treat results (interpretation, analysis and encyclopedias and
documentation synthesis) electronic legal… sites ..
 Firewall on personal
network (Wi-Fi or wired)
 Encryption (public
key infrastructure, private
1. Securing data (levels and methods, tools) key…)
B2
2. Exchanging data securely  Standards for
Security
3. Keep a perennial its data exchanging (XML)
 Standards of
Conservation (archiving)
 Signature, electronic
certificates
B3 1. Adopt a responsible behaviour conforms Texts European and
Professional to legal requirements concerning, in particular: french related to ICT
Liability activities compared with other
related to digital -- Personal Data Protection major legal systems
-- The right to secrecy of correspondence (United States, State
-- Intellectual property for digital content Members of the EU,
-- The protection of individual freedoms Canada…)
 (employees, customers, third…)
-- Written and electronic signatures (form and
probative value)  Rules of conduct for
-- The liability for the online edition various occupations Law
(compulsory and press offences)
2. Respect the ethical duties related to ICT
 Tools Project
Management (Group
1. Write documents and acts in common Calendar, tasks, contacts,
B4
2. Establish and manage a group via the files)
The collaborative
Internet  Communication tools
work in network
3. Manage projects and records network (video, forums, chat,
weblog)
 Tools file sharing
 Software tools and
1. Using teleprocedures administrative (tax services specific to e-
and social, cadastre, marital status, criminal government
B5
record…)  Software tools and
The exchanges
2. Using trading systems judicial services conform to the
between digital
(Transplant electronic civil courts, criminal legal requirements of
players or legal
and judicial and evidence and electronic
services offered to Trade, exchange of statements,…) signatures (authentication,
citizens 3. Develop electronic acts integrity, certification…)
4. Develop Electronic authentic  Software tools and
instruments services transaction
security
1. Use and enrich an electronic clausier  Systems Decision
B6 2. Being aware of the use of tools to aid Support
Information decision  Software Analysis
processing legal 3. Being aware of the use of the tools of and Retrieval statistical
statistical analysis and semantic disputes and semantic

Module A: Problems and challenges in ICT-related activities in the legal and

judicial
Title Abstract Origin
JurisPedia, University of
university legal Site is a project of encyclopedic initiative Montpellier I, of the
wiki university open to all participants and on theLaw Faculty of Can
rights of the world and the Law and Political Tho, from the Faculty
Science of Law, University of
Groningen, the team
JURIS (University of
Quebec in Montreal),
the Institut für
Rechtsinformatik
 (Saarland University ).
Centre for
The CEJEM has been set up to promote and
Judicial Studies
develop research and courses on the legal,
and Economic University of Paris II
economic and sociological development of
Multimedia
technology and multimedia services.
(CEJEM)
Module B1: Research and utilization of information resources and legal
documentation
Title Abstract Origin
Training URFIST of Brittany
Introduction to electronic information networks,
resources for and the Loire country /
Research and Evaluation of Information,
students University of Rennes 2
Guide for
information
Some search engines generalists as examples and
retrieval of Université Paris 5
major portals legal.
Juridical
Sciences

Directory sites, sites specialise in France, Urfist Paris

Directory
specialized sites (international), universities,
resources for
libraries, publishing, specialized search tools, and Ecole nationale des
the areas of law
so on. Chartes
List of legal
bonds by the More than 240 sites for information, seek ...
University of Poitiers
Magisterium ofFind legal information
ICT in Law
Module B2: Security
Title Abstract Origin
The encryption Symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption,
University of Poitiers
and certificates. certificates
Use of
certificates for Université du Sud
Generalitat, operation, storage, and so on.
electronic Toulon Var
signatures
How do you explain the principle of digital
Digital
signature to a friend? How to guarantee a digital University of Rennes
signatures in
signature? How to build a digital signature1
three stages
infrastructure?
Module B3: Professional Liability activities related to digital
Title Abstract Origin
CNIL: Created by Act No. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 on CNIL
Commission data processing, data files and individual liberties,
Nationale dethe CNIL is an independent administrative
l'Informatique authority responsible for ensuring the protection
et des Libertés of personal data.
Module B4: The collaborative work in network
Title Abstract Origin
Practical Guide
for
collaborative Guide to practice collaborative work in virtual
University of Limoges
work in virtualcommunities
learning
communities
Research work conducted by a team of students
of the ECP on the world of collaborative work.
The Collective students at
Following interviews, literature searches and even
collaborative the Ecole Centrale de
practice collaborative work, they have developed
work Paris
this website which aims to present their
experiences.
Module B5: Exchanges between digital players or legal and judicial services offered
to citizens
Title Abstract Origin
The electronic
Memory DESS Law Julien Esnault
signature
E-graft: the
dematerialization
E-graft dématerialisé or exchange documents,
of procedural
the current dématerialisation documents, towards Caroline Boissel
steps towards the
a future dematerialization of documents,…
development of a
justice online
Excluding repository
Title Abstract Origin
A census of sites providing legal information in
Law and ICT the field of information technology and MENESR
communications and use teaching
Légamédia Area information and legal awareness