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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.

The upcoming webinar should be a good one for those of you who would like to know some advanced CALI Lesson features:

Tools for Professors Using CALI Lessons, Friday, April 24, 3 PM EST

Deb Quentel, our Director of Curriculum Development, will go over:

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.

Register now to reserve your spot:

https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/702686787

Sarah Walton, professor of justice studies at the University of Maine at Augusta, is using CALI Lessons to teach troops in Afghanistan.

Now the 5,000-student college is reaching out to active-duty personnel stationed overseas. UMA will offer priority slots in five summer courses this year to a Maine Army National Guard unit stationed in Kandahar.

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Walton said her "Legal Research and Materials" course will include components from . . . online activities offered by the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction.

Click here to read the article.

This is one of the reasons a CALI membership for undergraduate programs with distance learning classes, or classes with some web-based components, makes so much sense, especially for paralegal or legal studies programs. Once your school joins, all of your students and faculty receive unlimited use of our CALI Lessons through our website.

Contact Austin, agroothuis@cali.org, if you have any questions.