Author Archives: Elmer Masters

Audience: AllTechnical Level: Low Over the past 7 years, the Law School Admission Council has become the preeminent player in providing technology-based services to the law school admission offices. In its special position as a membership organization made up of … Continue reading →

Audience: Faculty, Instructional Technologies, Leadership, IT StaffTechnical Level: Middling The increasing volume of digital information that researchers’ collect and create make the task of finding, capturing, organizing and eventually collaborating with digital data more difficult. Multiple silos of data (e-mail, … Continue reading →

Audience: AllTechnical Level: Pretty Geeky Since our OPACs are essentially glorified web browsers, expensive, overpowered Windows machines could be replaced with a more secure, much less maintenance-intensive, and cost-effective (read: free) solution, making use of already available hardware. I will … Continue reading →

Audience: AllTechnical Level: None requried Nova’s Dean Harbaugh has been an avid proponent of technology in legal education for many years. In this session, he will discuss frankly why technology can be an enhancement to law school operations, education and … Continue reading →

Audience: FacultyTechnical Level: Low This presentation will include several speakers who participated in CALI’s Legal Education Podcasting Project this past spring. Some of the faculty recorded their class lectures and others created weekly summaries for their students. One of the … Continue reading →

Audience: AllTechnical Level: Low What is Rip, Mix, Learn? It’s a metaphor for the way the digital and real world is evolving and how we use it. It’s having the web your way, and sometimes that’s the fastest of fast … Continue reading →