Accepted sessions
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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 | |
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Using Open Source Software and Freeware to Preserve and Deliver Digital Videos Jiebei Luo, Wei Fang The Rutgers University Law Library is the official digital repository of the New Jersey Supreme Court oral arguments since 2002. This large video collection contains approximately 3,000 videos... |
Intermediate | Technologist | |
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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 | |
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The Leading Cases Filter; Enhancing full-text database searching with secondary materials Richard Leiter, Pablo Arredondo Full-text case law searching is inefficient due to the vagaries of, and subjective qualities of language, and the objective nature of standard search algorithms. Mining secondary materials for... |
Intermediate | Librarian | |
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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/ |
Intermediate | Faculty | average |
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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/ |
Intermediate | Faculty | count |
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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 | |
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WordPress for Law Student Organizations: Standardizing Customizations Emily Barney We’re moving our student organization sites to WordPress to allow for easier updating, training, and better designs. Students love their new sites -- now they can focus on their organization... |
Intermediate | Technologist | |
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Sarah and Elmer's Free Law Jam Sarah Glassmeyer, Elmer Masters Update on the latest developments in the Free Law and Open Law Worlds, including tools and content for you to use back home. As this is going to be a cutting edge and last minute the actual... |
Intermediate | Faculty | |
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William Mitchell's Hybrid JD: How Different Points of View Contribute to Make a Strong Program Janelle Beitz, Chad Johnson William Mitchell College of Law is preparing to launch an online/face-to-face hybrid ABA-accredited J.D. program – the first of its kind. This session will be a Rashomon approach to... |
Intermediate | Faculty | average |
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William Mitchell's Hybrid JD: How Different Points of View Contribute to Make a Strong Program Janelle Beitz, Chad Johnson William Mitchell College of Law is preparing to launch an online/face-to-face hybrid ABA-accredited J.D. program – the first of its kind. This session will be a Rashomon approach to... |
Intermediate | Faculty | count |
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What's up on the OASIS LegalCiteM TC John Joergensen The OASIS Legal Citation Markup Technical Committee is a working group tasked with creating a markup standard for all legal citations. This is an effort to work with all kinds of citations... |
Intermediate | Librarian | |
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Moving The CALI Website to Drupal 7 Elmer Masters I've been on a year long quest to get the main CALI website upgraded to Drupal 7. This sessions will deal with the fun I've had working with consultants and staff to keep this project... |
Intermediate | Technologist | average |
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Moving The CALI Website to Drupal 7 Elmer Masters I've been on a year long quest to get the main CALI website upgraded to Drupal 7. This sessions will deal with the fun I've had working with consultants and staff to keep this project... |
Intermediate | Technologist | count |
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The Value-Added Repository: Enhancing Discoverability through Linked Data Mark Williams, Sara Frug, Dan Blackaby Law libraries are continuously searching for new ways to add value to their organizations, and institutional repositories have long represented an avenue where such contributions can potentially... |
Intermediate | Librarian | |
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LegalED: Igniting Law Teaching MIchele Pistone Introducing LegalED (legaledweb.com), a new online teaching and learning platform and collaborative network for legal education. Developed by law professors, LegalED... |
Intermediate | Faculty | |
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Evolving Legal Education to Encompass Entrepreneurship Harold O'Grady, Lloyd Carew-Reid ... |
Intermediate | Faculty | |
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Responsive Web Design through Iteration Michael Wagner Every year the Web is evolving and the changes are occurring at an increasingly rapid pace. The trend over the past several years is on moving Websites into responsive designs. The focus continues... |
Intermediate | Technologist | |
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The Law Professor Blogs Network 2.0: One Year Later Paul Caron The Law Professor Blogs Network is the nation's only network of legal blogs edited primarily by law professors. The network owns... |
Intermediate | Faculty | |
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Riding the EdTech Wave 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... |
Intermediate | Librarian | average |
