Category Archives: CALIcon

Hello Fellow Zoomers, Obviously, we are canceling the in-person CALI Conference that was scheduled for       June 4-5, 2020 in Chicago.  In the spirit of Chicago’s former Mayor, I, John Mayer (see what I did there) am not going … Continue reading →

AGENTS OF INNOVATION Great ideas, new technology, and innovative teaching methods are all part and parcel of the 30th Annual CALI Conference for Law School Computing, but nothing is easy and making it work in our home institutions is up … Continue reading →

Keynote Session:  How Do Lawyers Get Paid If Access to Justice is Free? KATHERINE ALTENEDER Executive Director at Self-Represented Litigation Network Keynote Session Description: The rise of the self-represented litigant has disrupted the civil justice system. Courts no longer rely … Continue reading →

We hope you’ve received an invite to attend CALIcon17, the 27th Annual CALI Conference for Law School Computing and you might be wondering, “is this worth my time?” Yes! Here’s why… Education & Learning: The education program will be a … Continue reading →

Learn from the experts! Declining applications and the legal marketplace recession creates a more complex and competitive market for legal education and lawyers.  Many of the fixes have a technology component like distance learning, formative assessment, virtual law practice, law … Continue reading →

Welcome The Conference for Law School Computing® – aka CALIcon – is the only conference that brings together law professors, IT professionals, law librarians and law school administrators to discuss technology and its impacts on legal education. For more information … Continue reading →