The LESA Classroom offers Seminars on Demand, Webinars on Demand, complimentary courses and self-study modules online.
If you are a LESA Classroom account holder, purchased Seminars on Demand will automatically be added to the “My Courses” tab on your LESA Classroom account following a purchase. If you are not yet a LESA Classroom account holder, an account will automatically be created for you with the credentials sent to your email address shortly following a Seminar on Demand purchase.
Login to access your complimentary and purchased on-demand resources. If you’ve forgotten your username or password, you can recover it here.
Missed a Seminar? Watch the Seminar on Demand!
The recordings for live seminars are now available as Seminars on Demand.
Stream video recordings and download PDF materials for programs you were unable to attend.
Scroll below and click on the links for details and to purchase. We will continually add new titles to this page, so be sure to check back often.
Business Law
Civil Litigation
Criminal Law
Family Law
Real Estate
Wills and Estates
Other
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Self-study Modules
Increase your knowledge at your convenience with these complimentary self-study modules available on the LESA Classroom.
Practice Management and Professional Responsibility (Complimentary)
If you are already registered in any of our Seminars on Demand or self-study modules (including Trust Accounting, Code of Conduct, and Lawyers’ Assist) you can login to My Courses to access the modules in the Online Classroom.
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Recording, broadcasting, streaming, or otherwise distributing any seminar is prohibited without the express written consent of the Legal Education Society of Alberta.
If you have any questions or are experiencing technical issues, please email [email protected] or call us at 780.420.1987.
Please note: The views and opinions of the presenters are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Legal Education Society of Alberta. Seminars on Demand may include mild profanity and/or explicit language.
