The CALI Staff will show you, step-by-step, how you and your students can use the new CALI website (www.cali.org).

Register for the webinar (Friday, August 14, 3:00 PM Eastern)

All law students, faculty, and staff are invited to learn how to:

- Register with the new website
- Access CALI Lessons
- Create a LessonLink
- Learn about other new and improved features of the CALI website.

CALI reps and password contacts are especially encouraged to attend so they can answer student questions throughout the semester about the new site.

You can find last week's webinar video on Twitter from a Law School Communications Professional's Perspective here.

This goes along with next week's webinar on Twitter from a Law Prof's Perspective.

The written student evaluations from each class have been overwhelmingly positive regarding all technology, but the podcasting was a particular favorite. Students revealed that they listened to the podcasts on iPods as well as work computers. They could listen during their commutes, which in our urban environment frequently took several hours each day. One student told me that she was planning to listen to the entire set of podcasts while she was running the New York Marathon.

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.

Here is the link to the March 13th, 2009 webinar on podcasting in legal education.

Thanks to all who attended!

Next one is in two weeks on online tools that can help you encourage positive use of students' laptops in the classroom (Instapoll, Google Moderator).

Sign up now to reserve your spot.

Come to CALI's second in a series of free webinars on March 13th, Friday at 3:00 Eastern (2:00 Central).

Register now to reserve your spot.

John Mayer, CALI's Executive Director, hosts this webinar on CALI's Classcaster blogging system and podcasting.

Watch our first webinar on the Legal Education Commons here.

Classcaster (www.classcaster.org) is back up.   Elmer will have an interesting tale to tell about Turkish hackers, injection attacks and the Blackberry as a terminal client.   If any blog authors posted anything in the last 24 hours, it is likely that the post was lost and you should re-create the post.