classroom technology

Riding the EdTech Wave

Speaker(s): 
Ricardo Mardales, Michael Lenn

At UConn Law, we started a ‘wave’ of weekly presentations on educational technology current trends and tools available to Faculty.  From presentation design to classroom technology, lecture capture to videoconference and streaming services, course management tools to classroom feedback systems, Google collaboration tools to blogs and wikis; the tools and possibilities are endless.  

Slides: 
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Schedule info

Time slot: 
20 June 14:30 - 15:30
Room: 
WCC 2019

H2O: Supporting Digital Casebooks in the Law School Classroom

Speaker(s): 
Brett Johnson, Tom Boone

As the user base for H2O – the Harvard Law School Library and Berkman Center for Information and Society’s digital casebook suite - grows within Harvard Law School and beyond, library and instructional technology staff must adapt to new challenges in providing support to professors and students.

Schedule info

Time slot: 
19 June 13:00 - 14:00
Room: 
WCC 2009

Keeping IT Together: Strategies for Doing More with Less

Speaker(s): 
Christopher Driscoll

This program, ideal for smaller law school technology directors and staff, will discuss the ever-growing list of individual, but connected technologies and how a lean law school technology operation might manage all parts of delivering a comprehensive set of resources for students, faculty and staff.
The presentation will hopefully stir on open discussion on methods and strategies for successfully delivering IT resources and services in the law school environment. 

Slides: 
application/pdf iconCALICon2014- DuqLaw-IT Strategies.pdf

Schedule info

Time slot: 
19 June 16:00 - 17:00
Room: 
WCC 3019

The Times They Are A-Changin

Speaker(s): 
Corinne St. Claire

"And the first one now will later be last, for the times they are a-changin'" - Bob Dylan knew what was up when he strummed those words.  Change happens, and we have many options when it comes to our response.  Come hear tips, tricks, and war stories from our various implementations of tech: from campus-wide implementations to classroom-specific things to online/hybrid course testing/deployment.  The goal is for you to leave feeling like you can approach your IT department (or faculty!) with ideas to get processes started...or get projects back on track!

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