Increasing numbers of MCLE programs are now accessible 24/7 via webcast. You can access MCLE webcasts either directly through mcle.org or by connecting to our partner website that is hosted by West LegalEdcenter®. To browse avaliable webcasts click here.

MCLE Webcast Technical Requirements

MCLE webcasts are easy to use, and run on almost any computer. They may be accessed for up to 30 days from the date of purchase.

The simplest way to test whether your computer can run MCLE webcast is to test drive this free demo. If it runs then your computer system meets all technical requirements.

Alternatively, you can click the button below to see instantly whether your system can run a webcast. In the unlikely event that it cannot, you will be directed to free downloads of the necessary free software programs.

West LegalEdcenter® Webcast Technical Requirements

MCLE has partnered with West LegalEdcenter^® to bring you both live and archived webcast programs.

If you choose to watch an MCLE program through a West LegalEdcenter^® webcast, you need to purchase and view the live or archived webcast from the West LegalEdcenter^® website. Programs archived through West LegalEdcenter^® may be viewed for up to 180 days from the date of purchase.

For more information about how to purchase and view programs from West LegalEdcenter^®, click here.

To perform a system requirements check, to establish whether you can view West LegalEdcenter^® webcasts, and to view a free sample of a West LegalEdcenter^® webcast click here.

To view a complete roster of the MCLE webcasts that are available on West LegalEdcenter^®, click here.