Accepted sessions

Session Experience level Track Function
Digitizing Murder: Inventory, Platform Choices, and Web Sites, Oh My!
Rebecca Mattson, Susan Altmeyer

The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor donated files from the Sam Sheppard trials to our library, with the understanding that the library would digitize all fifty-plus boxes of materials in 18 months....

Beginner Librarian
All About CALI - Prizes will be Awarded
Deb Quentel

CALI is doing so much that it's hard for even experienced CALI users to stay up to date. Join our fun, interactive session where we will explore some of CALI's best known activities and...

Beginner Faculty
Are The Scientists on to something with altmetrics? new tools for assessing and tracking scholarly impact
Katie Brown

As scientific authors and researchers vie for tenure and funding they are including altmetrics to their CV's and tenure packets.

Beginner Faculty
Building Single Page Javascript Applications with Yeoman, Node and Angular
Will Sadler

HTML 5, CSS3, and Javascript are an increasingly important part of developing applications for use on the web.  While there are many different competing frameworks for use in this rapidly...

Advanced Technologist
CALI's Next Wave: New Projects, Pivots and Next Gen Updates
John Mayer

There are a lot of projects that CALI is working on that are not documented anywhere publicly.  They are either under construction, in-progress, highly speculative or backburnered.  I...

Beginner Faculty
Computer-Supported Peer Review in a Law School Context
Kevin Ashley, Susanna Leers

Legal instructors can provide law students with much needed feedback by incorporating peer reviewing in their law school courses. Computer-supported peer review systems can help instructors...

Beginner Faculty
Connecting the Dots: Improving user experience through continuous feedback and action
Jordan Jefferson, Deborah Schander, Jason Eiseman, Katie Brown

Understanding user needs and meeting those needs is critical to building services for your students. However, too often we talk about usability testing, analytics and other methods of assessing...

Intermediate Librarian
Core Competencies for Technology in Legal Education: A Guided Discussion
Wilhelmina Randtke

This session will be in the guided discussion format.  Come ready to share opinions and experiences teaching technology to the legal community.  Together, let's articulate core...

Beginner Faculty
Defining Instructional Technology: Moving from Hardware & Software to Pedagogy and Process
Edward Finn III

How do professors match learning outcomes to technologies that not only deliver content, but enhance those outcomes?  Although Instructional Technology is often seen as a collection of...

Intermediate Faculty
Digital Immigrants teaching Digital Natives
Deb Cohen

If you look at the demographics of law faculty and law students, there is a divide.  Law faculty are digital immgrants (people who had to learn to use technology) while many if not most law...

Beginner Faculty
Everything You Wanted to Know About Multiple-Choice Questions*
Beth Donahue

*but were afraid to ask.
This session will introduce audience members to the relatively untapped potential of multiple-choice questions for both formative and summative assessments in law...

Beginner Faculty average
Everything You Wanted to Know About Multiple-Choice Questions*
Beth Donahue

*but were afraid to ask.
This session will introduce audience members to the relatively untapped potential of multiple-choice questions for both formative and summative assessments in law...

Beginner Faculty count
Evidence-Based Legal Education: Technological Enhancements
Jane Winn

This presentation will discuss strategies for evaluating the impact of new teaching methods such as "team-based learning" and how technology can remove barriers to adoption of more...

Beginner Faculty
Evolving Legal Education to Encompass Entrepreneurship
Harold O'Grady, Lloyd Carew-Reid

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Intermediate Faculty
Flipping Out! Tips, tricks, and a roadmap for flipping a law school classroom or selling someone on the idea
Alex Berrio Matamoros

An increasing number of law faculty are flipping their classrooms and many more are interested in the approach. The technical and organizational aspects of flipping may deter some from trying, but...

Intermediate Faculty
Flipping the Classroom in Legal Research and Writing
Valerie Aggerbeck, Megan McNevin

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...

Beginner Librarian average
Flipping the Classroom in Legal Research and Writing
Valerie Aggerbeck, Megan McNevin

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...

Beginner Librarian count
Going Hollywood on Your Desktop: Creating Great Screen Capture Video
Jill Smith

Virtual Handout available at: http://jillasmith.com/law-library-blogging/virtual-handout-cali-2014/
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Intermediate Faculty average
Going Hollywood on Your Desktop: Creating Great Screen Capture Video
Jill Smith

Virtual Handout available at: http://jillasmith.com/law-library-blogging/virtual-handout-cali-2014/
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Intermediate Faculty count
Google Plus - Getting the most out of Gmail and Google Apps for Education
Deborah Ginsberg, Emily Barney

Many law schools have moved to Google Apps for Education.  If yours is one of them, you may be getting a lot of questions about how to make Google function in a work environment.   ...

Beginner Faculty
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