Part IV of Deb Quentel's, CALI's Director of Curriculum Development, series on how to write CALI Lessons -- a series we call the Debinar series.

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CALI Author allows the lesson author to create different paths for students based on the way the student answers a question. Deb will delve into how to integrate branching into lessons with this Debinar.

This week we'll go over how to use alternatives like wikis and blogs for course management.

Friday, September 18 at 3:00 Eastern. Click here to register.

Sarah Glassmeyer, Reference and Access Services Librarian at the University of Kentucky Law School, will be our guest presenter for this topic.

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.

Learn how a Law Professor uses Twitter.

You should register for the webinar here.

Jonathan Ezor (@ProfJonathan), Assistant Professor of Law and Technology and Director of Institute for Business, Law and Technology (IBLT) at Touro Law Center, will tell us how he uses Twitter.

Friday, August 21st at 3:00 PM.

Prof. Ezor's Bio:

By the time we finish this webinar, you'll be a dedicated Tweeter. We'll do a basic intro to Twitter, talk about why and how it is used, as well as give some helpful tips and pointers on Tweeting. We'll also talk about how one law school uses the tool to talk to students and alumni, building a community one follower at a time.

You should sign up for the webinar by clicking here.

Sign up for this webinar hosted by Tonya Oaks Smith (@marleysmom), Director of Communications at the UALR Bowen School of Law (@bowenlaw). Tonya manages the communications, marketing, and public relations strategies of the law school in accordance with its mission, objectives, directives, and policies. She is particularly interested in developing Bowen's communication and marketing strategies through the use of new media.

CALI Director of Curriculum Development, Deb Quentel, hosts this webinar on how to insert media into CALI Lessons using CALI Author lesson authoring software.

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This is the second webinar in a series of webinars about CALI Author hosted by Deb. Please watch part one, Introduction to Authoring CALI Lessons, prior to attending this conference.

Rich McCue, System Administrator at the University of Victoria Faculty of Law in Canada, used the free service Google Docs to create a survey for his school's first year law students.

Click here to reserve your seat at the webinar.

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.

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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.