We are going to make necessary and critical updates to our systems during this timeframe. While we anticipate using only a portion of the time, members should be prepared for the site being offline for the full 3 days. During this maintenance window www.cali.org and other sites including Classcaster, Lawbooks, and our authoring systems will be unavailable.
Are CALI Lessons as useful to Faculty as they are students? You bet your sweet assessment they are!
CALI Lessons have a reputation as being "just a study aid" for law students. While that is indeed a function that they serve, they can also be a powerful assessment tool for faculty.
Earlier today I caught a tweet from Law Librarian and Professor Shaun Jamison about his Future of Law course.
CALI is pleased to welcome the Legal Scholarship Blog to ourClasscaster network of blogs, websites and podcasts. From their announcement:
CALI is pleased to welcome the Legal Scholarship Blog to our Classcaster network of blogs, websites and podcasts. From their announcement:
A2J Author® software—developed by IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law and CALI®, the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction—has advanced to the final round of the international Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law (HiiL) 2014 Innovating Justice Awards. A2J Author finished in the top three among 14 other global innovations in the "Successful Innovations" category, which recognizes initiatives that are already making a difference.
The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) is seeking nominations of qualified and enthusiastic individuals to fill vacant positions on its Board of Directors. If you know of someone who would like to contribute to the research and development, strategic planning and governance of CALI, then consider nominating them for the CALI Board of Directors.
The current CALI Board of Directors: http://www.cali.org/content/cali-board-directors
We’re just about at the half-way point for the Fall Semester, which for law students means it’s time to get serious about understanding and organizing class materials and notes. Remember – no matter how smart you are, you’re not going to be able to learn all of this stuff the night before your final exam.
We're just about at the half-way point for the Fall Semester, which for law students means it's time to get serious about understanding and organizing class materials and notes. Remember - no matter how smart you are, you're not going to be able to learn all of this stuff the night before your final exam.
Sorry, that's just not how law school works.
Has this happened to you? You’re settling in for a nice long session on CALI to study (or maybe you’re a professor getting ready to create some LessonLinks.) You go to log into the site and….password denied.
You try again. Password denied.
Has this happened to you? You're settling in for a nice long session on CALI to study (or maybe you're a professor getting ready to create some LessonLinks.) You go to log into the site and....password denied.
You try again. Password denied.
Does your law school have a Library Fair? Or a Database Day? How about a Faculty Brown Bag Series? Or are you in a metropolitan area with some other law schools and you want an excuse to meet with the faculty and staff of them?
CALI WILL BE THERE!