Sarah Glassmeyer, Reference Librarian at the University of Kentucky, will cover free alternatives to course management software such as wikis and blogs in this coming Friday's webinar.

Follow the link below to reserve your seat today if you have not already:

Friday, Sep 18, 3 EDT:
Free Alternatives to Course Management Software (Blogs and Wikis)

Take a look at our upcoming webinars.

Click the links to register and reserve your spot:

Friday, August 28 @ 3 EDT
Writing CALI Lessons Part III: Using the CALI Author Toolbar (parts I and II here)
Deb Quentel, CALI, Director of Curriculm Development

Friday, September 18 @ 3EDT
Free Alternatives to Course Management Software (Blogs and Wikis)
Sarah Glassmeyer, University of Kentucky Law School, Librarian

Also, check out the archives of past webinars at calivideos.blip.tv.

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.

We have two guest presenters for upcoming webinars on law school professionals' use of Twitter.

The new website should be up and running for everyone now.

Check it out at www.cali.org and give us your feedback.

Make sure you sign up and attend the upcoming webinar walkthrough of the new site (Friday, Aug. 14th at 3:00 Eastern) so you can answer inevitable questions from students about changes to the site.

We've had a lot of topic suggestions posted on the Google Moderator series, so we've switched from an every other Friday webinar schedule to every Friday.

Take a look at the upcoming webinar schedule.

Click the title to reserve your seat at the webinar or to read more:

July 17: A2J Author (John Mayer, CALI Executive Director)

July 24: Using Google Docs for Surveys (Rich McCue, University of Victoria Faculty of Law System Administrator)

As always, the webinars take place on Friday at 3:00 PM Eastern.

Video from last week's webinar (Social Media Best Practices for Law Schools) and all previous webinars is available at calivideos.blip.tv.

After the conference and the holiday weekend, we're rolling out the CALI webinars once again starting this week (this time with a fancy new logo).

This Friday, July 10th, 3:00 PM Eastern, 2:00 Central we will be hosting a webinar about a Social Media Best Practices for Law Schools with our first guest presenter, Laura Bergus.

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT.

Sign up for this webinar to find out how Laura came up with this idea, how the CALI Conference session on this topic went, where we are at with this project, where we plan to go, how you can become involved. We will also answer any questions you may about the project.

Based on our Google Moderator Feedback, this topic was the highest rated topic so we expect a nice turnout. Feel free to vote on the other topics listed or add your own for more ideas.

For more details on this webinar, click here.

This summer we're letting you vote on and suggest what topics we cover in our bi-weekly webinars.

Here's the link where you can vote on and suggest your own topics.

And we'll need volunteers to host some of these webinars so let us know if you are interested.