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This program will demonstrate how Drexel University School of Law moved a series of topical and general legal research courses from "live" to "online" enviroments.  The...

Legal research and other skills instructors who adopt online textbooks can not only write their own text, they can also incorporate various mediums such as images, videos, and quizzes.  In...

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...

CanLII (Canadian Legal Information Institute)provides free access to current Canadian primary law. It is funded by the legal profession through their dues, but the full scope of its 275...

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...

Websites change, go away and are taken down. But that doesn't stop courts and scholars of all types from citing, increasingly, to online sources in their work. The pervasive problem that...

Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are gaining in popularity.  Individuals around the world are using these courses to further their knowledge about a variety of topics, including law....

In this highly competitive legal job market and era of law school reform, law schools and law libraries must develop new programs to create practice -ready graduates. Some law libraries are now...

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...