The 2006 CALI Conference for Law School Computing

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Creating and Teaching a Law Practice Management Course: Going Beyond The Norm – Andy Adkins
• Podcasting For Fun and Non-Profit – James Milles
• Search Engines – Tom Bruce

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Concord Law School’s Learning Management System and Flash Classroom Chat – Stephen Burnett, Craig Gold
• IT Leadership Skills – Pablo Molina
• Lecture Capture as a Critical Learning Platform for Law Schools – Jason Jones

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• TWEN in Your Classroom? – Elizabeth G. Adelman
• Got Gamers? Law Students and Videogaming – Ronald Benton Brown, Joseph M. Grohman
• Legal Journals and Digital Publishing – John Joergensen, Wayne Miller, Gary Moore

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Legal Bibliography Management and Student Writing Programs – Don Zhou
• Dealing in Clusterfication – Dan Nagy
• Bull Session – Ken Hirsh

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Podcasting and Blogging for Legal Education – Elmer Masters
• Why does it pay to repair your student’s laptops for free (and how can you afford to do it)? – Phill Johnson
• Laptops in the Classroom – Pros and Cons – Greg Laughlin, Lisa Smith-Butler

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Faculty Engagement /Technology Adoption: Round table discussion – Patricia L Baia
• Law Students Write About Law Libraries – Robert W. Hudson
• Automated Media – Tom Ryan

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Into the Future with Classroom Technology – Ray Andrade, Michael Harvey, June Liebert
• Legal Writing and Research Library Workshop Modules: Teaching Legal Bibliography Using Instructional Technology in Innovative Ways – Lauren Michelle Collins
• Vegas, Final Cut, Adobe Premiere and Motion- Review of consumer video editing software – Barbara Ginzburg, Glen McBeth

Here are this week’s highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Creating Firefox Kiosks with GNU/Linux – Michael Hurley
• Personal Knowledge Management & Collaboration Strategies for Legal Researchers & IT Staff – Rich McCue
• Inside LSAC: Past, Present and Future – Bruce Bachman

Welcome to CALICon06 highlights. Each week we’ll highlight three sessions from the the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing. If you subscribe to the podcast feed for this blog, you will get the MP3s for 3 sessions each week. The highlights feed will bring you each week’s post about with links to the highlighted sessions.

This week’s highlighted sessions are:

• Opening Plenary: Rip, Mix, Learn – John Mayer
• Podcasting Law School Courses: The Classcaster Experiment – Debra R. Cohen, Andrea L. Johnson, Gregory Lee Ogden
• Dean’s Eye View of Technology in Law Schools – Joseph D. Harbaugh