Video of the webinar on MediaNotes video annotation software is now available.
MediaNotes is a video annotating software that is great for evaluating student performances.
In a legal education setting, MediaNotes is great for feedback and evaluation of student skills in settings such as mock trial, oral arguments, interviewing, and negotion.
Join us for a free Webinar on MediaNotes, tomorrow: Friday, April 10 at 3:00 PM Eastern.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
CALI would like to thank Laura Bergus, for highlighting CALI in a recent blog post.
Laura is a student at University of Iowa College of Law who is trying to help her school develop a social media best practices. We're very supportive of her effort to bring a positive change to her law school and hope that it is successful.
In the previous webinar, CALI went over two tools that professors can freely use to engage students in a positive way using laptops in the classroom: Google Moderator and CALI InstaPoll.
For those of you interested in alternative tools with slightly different features check out these two tools:
The recording of the March 27, 2009 webinar on two online tools that can engage your student laptop users in the classroom (CALI Instapoll and Google Moderator) is now available. Click on the picture to watch the recording.
Check out the archive of past webinars at calivideos.blip.tv.
Click here to see who's using one of the tools we cover in webinar tomorrow.
This webinar will give a quick overview of a few free online tools like Google Moderator as well as other group question tools and CALI's very own Instapoll.
Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar Seat Now at:
Law Librarian Blog links to CALI's previous webinar on classroom podcasting and classcaster.
Thanks for the link!
Stay tuned for more on this Friday's webinar.
CALI sends out, literally, thousands of DVD's, every Fall; enough for all member law school's entire student body. We hope each school can distribute each and every disc to a student or faculty member, but we realize this may be impossible for some schools.
So to reduce environmental impact, CALI will pay for the recycling of leftover discs (up to 2 boxes, 20 lbs each).
AALL has formed a partnership with CALI to provide all of its member librarians with access to CALI Lessons.
From AALL's February 2009 e-Newsletter: