More on Social Media Best Practices Workshop for Law Schools at CALI Conference
There has been some buzz around the web for our Social Media Best Practices Workshop.
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 2 days. During this maintenance window www.cali.org and other sites including Classcaster, Lawbooks, and our authoring systems will be unavailable.
There has been some buzz around the web for our Social Media Best Practices Workshop.
The preliminary agenda for the 2009 Conference for Law School Computing(r) is now available.
This year we've added a great new feature...
Attendees can create a personal conference schedule by choosing the sessions they plan to attend. To create a personalized conference schedule just:
1) Login to the CALI Conference homepage and follow the link to the conference agenda.
In addition to all of our previous webinars, find video of the May 8th, 2009 webinar, Introduction to Authoring CALI Lessons, at CALI's blip.tv webpage.
Thanks to all who attended and feel free to sign up both of our next two webinars:
Pre- CALI Conference Webinar, May 22, 2009 @ 3:00 EST
The CALI staff will go over some expected highlights for the 2009 CALI Conference for Law School Computing in this Webinar.
This month's Chicago Lawyer has a great write-up on a friend of CALI's, Professor Ron Staudt (complete with a few quotes from CALI Executive Director, John Mayer).
The rapidly increasing use among law students of social media like Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter has left many law school administrators uncertain of how to approach their students' use.
Our colleague, Gene Koo, points out:
CALI is excited to announce the Conference for Law School Computing keynote speaker: John Palfrey. Mr. Palfrey is Professor of Law and Vice Dean of Library and Information Resources at Harvard Law School, as well as a Faculty Co-Director at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
This Friday's webinar, May 8 @ 3:00 EST, will show you the basics of creating CALI Lessons with the CALI Author software. Reserve your seat by registering today:
As always, the webinar is a free service provided to CALI member organizations' staff and faculty.
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The deadline for CALI Conference group hotel rates is coming up fast.
Here's a link to conference hotel information.
And don't forget to register for the conference here.
Video of the 4/24/2009 CALI Webinar, "Tools for Professors Using CALI Lessons," is now available:
Deb Quentel, our Director of Curriculum Development, covers two advanced features available to CALI Lesson users:
LessonLink - Create a unique URL for a specific CALI Lesson. Then track who has taken that lesson through that URL and the lesson-takers' scores.