2001 Conference for Law School Computing^®

VIRTUAL REALITY CHECK 

Below you will find links to handouts, HTML presentations, and PowerPoint presentations in HTML from this year's Conference (held June 21-23, 2001at the Suffolk University Law School in Boston, MA), as well as links to RealVideo 8 files recorded during conference sessions.

Conference materials are being posted as the presenters submit the materials to CALI. If you have any comments or questions regarding these materials or if you were a presenter and would like to post your URLs or PowerPoint slides, please e-mail sburke@cali.org. Most sessions were recorded in RealVideo 8 SureStream format (56.6K modem minimum) and are available for playback using the RealPlayer 8.

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• Plenary: The Demographic Future of Legal Education (Session Materials Forthcoming)
• Plenary: Learning Systems and Open Pratice
• Plenary: Taking Stock After the Dot Com Bubble Burst: Focusing on Opportunities
• 60 Great Websites in 60 Minutes
• A Conversation about the ABA and technology: Questionnaires, Data, Distance Education
• Adding Content to LexisNexis Web Courses
• Becoming a TWEN Power User: Advanced Features and Uses
• Big Fish, Small Pond, Dealing with Main Campus
• Brainstorming PLI's Computer-Based Legal Education Resources
• Brainstorming Session -- Moving from Cooler Websites to Better.Classes
• Creating & Maintaining Your Own Faculty Website
• Designing for Web Usability (subpart on Log File Analysis to inform this Activity)
• E-Casebook UPDATE!!!
• Enticing Faculty into Classroom Technology
• Exams on Computers Redux
• Examsoft on Computers
• Getting Started with TWEN: A New User's Introduction
• How Faculty Use the Suffolk Facilities
• How Many People Does it Take to Change a Website?
• How to Talk D.I.R.T.I. and Influence Your Dean
• How to Think Like a Law School CIO
• IIS/ASP/VB et al
• Interactive Citation Workstation (ICW)
• International Collaborative Web Courses
• Law School IT: Combine IT and Get on with IT
• LEDA, Legal Education Document Archive
• Legal Extensions and Tools for Office XP
• Legal Wireless Tools: Not just for Dilbert, Esq.
• Lessons Virtually Learned: The Evolution of an Online Course
• LexisNexis Online Research, LEXLink and Smart Tags
• LexisNexis Web Courses on the Blackboard Platform: The Ultimate Course Web
• LexisNexis Web Courses Overview
• Loislawschool Overview
• Mandatory Course Web Sites - Quickly, and with QuickPlace
• Old/New Buildings-What Would We Have Done Different?
• One User, Multiple Systems
• Outsourcing IT Functions
• Practical First Steps With XML
• Pro-Active Tech Support
• Revenge of the Book
• Search Engines for Law (NELLCO Sponsored Session)
• Student Laser Printing Management
• TeknoidFest I: When Referential Integrity Goes Bad (a.k.a. Prequel to SQL)
• TeknoidFest II: www.teknoids.net
• TeknoidFest III: In-Depth Linux I
• TeknoidFest IV: In-Depth Linux II
• TeknoidFestV: Apache (1.3 and 2.0) Installation and Configuration Without Much Fear or Loathing
• The First Day of Law School Internet Tutorial on the Socratic Method
• Toward a Model for Internet Team Teaching: A Report on One Team's Experience
• Trends in Search Engines: What You Need to Know (NELLCO SPONSORED SESSION)
• Using Technology to Provide Access to Justice
• Using Tools and Assessments in LexisNexis Web Courses
• Videoconferencing, videostreaming, remote PC/network access (VPN) and IP telephony: ‘part deux’.
• Weaving a Gossamer WEB to Capture Students
• What I Wish My Dean Knew About Technology
• What I Wish Techies Knew About the Library
• Where should A/V live in the IT Infrastructure?
• Wireless Goes Primetime

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