1997 CALI Conference for Law School Computing

University at Buffalo Law School Integrating Information Technology into the Legal Curriculum: Vision, Goals, Strategies

7/3/97


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University at Buffalo Law School Integrating Information Technology into the Legal Curriculum: Vision, Goals, Strategies

The Need for an IT Strategy

Resource Realities

Today’s Agenda

New Curriculum Plan & Calendar

New Curriculum Plan & Calendar (Themes and Objectives)

New Curriculum Plan & Calendar (Full & Short Courses)

New Curriculum Plan & Calendar (Just-Enough IT Infrastructure)

New Curriculum Plan & Calendar (Focus on E-courseware)

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Course Development Goals (1997-98 Academic Year)

Revenue Program Goals (1997-98 Academic Year)

Discoveries in the Classroom

Discoveries In The Classroom (Lessons on the edge…)

IT Supports Flexible Organization

Collaborative Work Environment

Student Technology Skills & Preferences Research

Research (Key Unknowns)

Research (Enrollment Implications)

Research (Student Skills & Preferences)

Research (Questionnaire)

Research Section Ownership

Research Results (Near Universal Ownership)

Research Results (Laptop & Desktop Owners)

Research Results (Mac Preference)

Research Section Enrollment

Research Results (Enrollment Concern)

Research Results (Enrollment Concerns - Gender)

Research Section Skills Inventory

Research Results (Task-based Competencies)

Research Results (Internet Skills - Gender)

Research Results (Internet Skills - Age)

Research Results (Database Skills - Age)

Research Section Attitudes-Training Interest

Research Results (Training Interest By Group)

Research Results (Training Interest By Group)

Research Section Summary

Research Summary

Research Implications (Managing Exclusion Issues)

Vision, Strategy, Challenges

Vision

Strategy

Challenges

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Author: Steven J Sturman