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CALIcon14 Evaluation

Submitted by caliadmin on Sat, 06/21/2014 - 9:47am

How much fun was or wasn't CALIcon14? We want to know. We've got a short survey for you to fill out. Just visit http://cca.li/tE and fill it out.

Watch The Keynotes Live!

Submitted by emasters on Thu, 06/19/2014 - 7:20am

If you're not here, you can watch the keynotes live at 9:00 AM Thursday and Friday right here.

Thursday's keynote is Jason Scott, "The House is on Fire, the Fire Trucks are on Fire, The Fire is on Fire".

Friday's keynote is Dorathea Salo.

FAQ: Where is WCC?

Submitted by emasters on Wed, 06/18/2014 - 11:27am

WCC is Harvard's designation for Wasserstein Hall, the site of CALIcon14. WCC is part of the Harvard Law School campus and is located along Massachusetts Ave. CALIcon14 sessions are being held on the 2nd and 3rd floors of WCC, with other events located thoughout the building.

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Reception RSVP and Final Agenda

Submitted by sglassmeyer on Mon, 05/12/2014 - 2:31pm

Just 36 days until legal education and technology’s premiere educational and networking event…CALIcon14! And with that date drawing closer, I have some updates for you.

Vote for the CALIcon14 Sessions You'd Like to See!

Submitted by emasters on Sat, 04/05/2014 - 9:06am

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With over 90 sessions proposed and only 55 slots over 3 conference days a lot of tough decisions need to be made in assembling the agenda for CALIcon14. You can help by voting for the sessions you would like to see included in the agenda. Your votes are one factor we consider when deciding which sessions to accept for the CALIcon. Given the number of proposed sessions this year voting will be a major factor in selecting sessions.

New Conference Registration Fees for CALIcon14

Submitted by emasters on Wed, 01/22/2014 - 6:02pm

After much discussion we've decided to make a change to the registration fees for CALIcon14. We're reducing the fee for attendees from CALI member law schools to $295. As travel and hotel expenses are rising we want to make sure that attending the Conference for Law School Computing® is affordable for as many law school faculty, librarians, and technologists as possible.