CALIcon23 Conference Session Recordings Available on YouTube

We understand your time is precious, but we believe the CALIcon23 Conference session recordings will provide you with invaluable insights and knowledge. Here are some reasons why you shouldn't miss this opportunity:

  1. Expert Speakers: The educational sessions included leading subject matter professionals who shared their expertise and perspectives on the latest legal trends and challenges.

  2. Relevant Topics: The topics covered are highly relevant to the evolving legal education/technology landscape, ensuring that you stay up to date with the latest developments in the field.

  3. Accessible Online: We have made it convenient for you to watch the session at your own pace and convenience. Simply click on the link below, and you'll be directed to the YouTube video.

 

 

New CALI Lessons - Primary v. Secondary Sources: Why Is Reading Cases So Hard?

As your students start law school, they might notice that reading cases is rather difficult. This lesson will explain why reading cases feels so hard and give your students tips on how to make things slightly easier.

Learning Outcomes

On completion of the lesson, students will be able to:
1. Summarize why reading cases is different from what you've done before.
2. Recognize the difference between a primary and secondary source.
3. Demonstrate how to read case law.

Are you prepared for AI in your classroom?

AI is changing how law professors teach, meaning you need to get on board.

Are you a law professor? Are you interested in staying relevant in your field?

We have just the event for you: CALIcon23, where we'll talk about how AI impacts how we teach law.

CALIcon23 will occur on June 15-16, 2023, at Penn Carey Law School in Philadelphia, PA. It's an event that brings legal professionals from around the country to provide unique opportunities for networking and professional development. Join us!

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Advanced Reading for Law School

Law students are excellent readers, and this skill will lay the foundation for success throughout life. However, reading in law school requires more precision than previous educational activities. This lesson will deepen individuals reading skills specifically within the context of legal reading.

CALIcon23 KEYNOTE SESSION: Leveraging Large Language Models to Improve the Practice of Law

Keynote Session Description: Progress in artificial intelligence has accelerated dramatically in recent years. Neural nets have enabled increasingly powerful language models that are now showing human-level ability to read and write text. The most powerful language model, GPT-4, can write computer code, is fluent in almost every language, and is able to ace the bar exam. Attorneys are already applying language models in ways both good and bad. This keynote will focus on the evolution of large language models, how they are impacting the legal profession today, and where things may be going next.

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Analysis 3: Using Your Facts

Have you ever compared your essay to a sample answer, or one with a higher grade, and wondered what was different about yours? Especially if you seemed to use all the correct law? It's likely that you aren't using your facts enough!

This lesson will explain why it's important that you use your facts, as well as help you to do just that!

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