Presenter(s):
Jane Larrington, University of San Diego School of Law
Anna Russell, University of San Diego School of Law
Recent discussions about legal education highlight the importance of skills-acquisition in law school. Legal research is among the most important skills for law students to acquire. As legal research instructors, we know how difficult it can be to foster development of those skills.
Traditional methods of teaching legal research have focused on in-class lectures and demonstrations followed by out of class assignments. In this presentation, we explain how to turn the traditional teaching model on its head with the help of technology.
The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction