Neon Law | Learning objectives

Learning objectives

The lawyer is always the actor; Neon Law Navigator is the instrument. Each objective is tagged with its Bloom verb:

Remember — name the four Neon Law Navigator nouns and locate each in the workspace glossary.
Understand — explain why every glossary noun is a database table.
Apply — open the seeded Henderson Project and bind its pre-seeded deed template as a notation in a configured AIDA environment.
Analyze — validate a draft's notation structure and identify the lawyer's checklist findings.
Evaluate — review a peer's notation and propose one kaizen improvement.
Create — explain the notarization workflow step and deliver a three-minute demo from a configured workflow channel.

Presenter notes

Each objective is tagged with the Bloom verb it exercises (the Anderson & Krathwohl 2001 revision). The lawyer is always the actor; Neon Law Navigator is the instrument. In full: Remember — name the four Neon Law Navigator nouns (Project, Template, Notation, Workflow) and locate each in the workspace glossary. Understand — explain in one sentence why every glossary noun is a database table, and why that makes Navigator's output deterministic. Apply — use the seeded Henderson Project and deed template in a configured AIDA environment. Analyze — distinguish structural notation diagnostics from the lawyer's substantive checklist. Evaluate — review a peer's notation and propose one kaizen improvement. Create — explain the configured, attorney-driven notarization transition without representing it as a local browser or generic AIDA tool.

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