Legal Research; Legal Writing; Lawyering Skills; Education; Inverted Classrooom; Use of Technology in Classroom

There has been much talk lately in education circles about flipped or inverted classrooms, a teaching model that requires students to view presentations and lecture videos (direct instructional materials) before class and then use class time to work on assignments and active problem solving. According to several scholars, this teaching format enables professors to offer more personalized guidance to students, address specific issues during class time, and interact with students rather than lecturing. University of St.

Slides: 

CALI Conference Outline.docx

Flipped Classroom Bibliography.docx

Sample In-Class Exercise.docx

Research Log Template.docx

Student Survey Questions.docx

Final_CALI_Presentation.pptx