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Category Archives: CALIcon
CALIcon News and Updates – May 8, 2015
Can you believe that CALIcon is less than 6 weeks away? Well, maybe you can, but for those of us on the planning end of things, it seems like it’s coming very fast! We have some updates and reminders for … Continue reading
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CALIcon14 is a Wrap!
Yes, another CALIcon has come and gone. Thank you so much for attending! I kept hearing the phrase “my people” in sessions and hallways of CALIcon and that’s ultimately what CALI and CALIcon is about – Community. And we couldn’t … Continue reading
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CALIcon 14 Updates – Reception, Agenda and more!
Just 36 days until legal education and technology’s premiere educational and networking event…CALIcon14! And with that date drawing closer, I have some updates for you. There will be a reception for all attendees on Thursday night at the Harvard Faculty … Continue reading
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Vote for the CALIcon14 Sessions You’d Like to See!
With over 90 sessions proposed and only 55 slots over 3 conference days a lot of tough decisions need to be made in assembling the agenda for CALIcon14. You can help by voting for the sessions you would like to … Continue reading
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CALIcon14 Registration Now Open!
The day you’ve been waiting for is here…CALIcon14 Registration is now open! The Conference for Law School Computing® is three days of legal education and technology fun. We’re anticipating over 50 sessions in 5 tracks covering a wide range of … Continue reading
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Taking CALIcon13 Live to the Web Using YouTube Live Events, TeleStream Wirecast for YouTube, and Commodity Hardware
We were able to live stream the entire CALI conference on YouTube this year. A lot of folks have asked me about how we did this and that’s what this article is going to cover. Before I get into the … Continue reading
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2013 CALI Conference – Prime in More Ways Than One
The 23rd Conference for Law School Computing just concluded and it was a barn-burner. I am the Executive Director of CALI, so I might be expected to say that, but as I am the only person to have attended all … Continue reading
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Law Schools as Knowledge Centers and Teaching A.I.
Our final CALI Spotlight preview highlights two articles. The first, written by Vern R. Walker et al explores what it would mean for law schools to be “knowledge centers.” In “Law Schools as Knowledge Centers in the Digital Age,” the … Continue reading
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Technology, Innovation and Law Practice at Georgetown
The Access to Justice Clinical Course Project launched in January at the 2013 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Law Schools. During that AALS event in New Orleans, CALI® officially unveiled a panel of six participating law school clinics … Continue reading
Access to Justice and Technology Clinics: A 4% solution
Ronald W. Staudt and Andrew P. Medeiros argue that law schools should add Access to Justice and Technology Clinics to their curricula. With “Access to Justice and Technology Clinics: A 4% solution,” Staudt and Medeiros detail Chicago-Kent’s Justice and Technology … Continue reading
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