SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 2002
TIME/ROOM	Auditorium	C50	590	510	520	Hands on 700
8:00a-9:30a	HOT Breakfast - Eggs, Bacon, Ham, Sausage, Cheese and Meat - The "Heart Attack Special" (2nd Floor Cafeteria & 5th Floor 570- 580)
9:30a-1030	Student Printing & Copying, Wilbur, Barksdale, Velco	TeknoidFest II: Regular Expressions for Fun and Profit, being an intro to the Dark Arts, Heywood	Revolutions in Organizing Legal Research and Study, Morton, Fackre	Assessing Technology-Based Legal Education, Johnson	Digital Libraries: Two Case Studies The Avalon Project, & Digitizing the Supreme Court, Davidson, Fray	Lab Session for Assessing Technology-Based Legal Education, Johnson
10:30-11:00a	Break - Bottled Water, Juice, Milk, Soda (Concourse)
11:00-12:00p	How to put up a website offering over 3,000 research links with software that costs under $50.00, Jack	Open Source Website Content Management with Zope, Chapman	Thinking Outside The Box and How We Did It: Quality Use of Web-Based Course Management Systems By 100% of the Faculty, Cornaby	Law Review XML Document, Abdulaziz	Producing Software CDs for your Students, Hirsh	Lab Session for Assessing Technology-Based Legal Education, Johnson
12:00-12:30p	Break - Candy Bars, Bottled Water, Juice, Milk, Soda (Concourse)
12:30-1:30p	Virtual legal reference with Windows XP Pro, Samson	Scraping by on Just Enough, Running IT While Perpetually Understaffed, Kistler, Young	Faculty Experiences with Web Course Management Systems (Blackboard/WebCT), Wangerin, Albright	Novell Internet Messaging System, Bieber	HOTSEAT: Game Show Flash for Legal Study, Wilen	Open Lab for Email
1:30-2:30p	Box Lunches (Concourse)				Bringing Live Legal Scholars to your Law School (Virtually), Sitzer (bring your lunch and meet in Room 510)
2:30-3:30p	Closing Plenary, Mayer (short) Followed by 1st Ever Law School Computing Quiz Show, Ryan
	Visit Chicago! (some recommendations)

Saturday - June 22 - 1:30-2:30p / Room 510 [TOP] (SPECIAL: LUNCHTIME LECTURE)
Bringing Live Legal Scholars to your Law School (Virtually)
Audience: Any
Technical Level: Low

How can you bring internationally renowned speakers to your school for free? Andrew Sitzer, a student at the USC School of Law is working to create a global conferencing network. Through the Internet, your school can participate in live video presentations by famous legal scholars. Find out how your school can become involved in this not-for-profit program that will benefit large and small schools alike. This boxed-lunch discussion will include a brainstorming session and a follow-up discussion of how to extend this videoconferencing network into other areas of distance learning.

VisionQuest is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a charter for connecting students with technology visionaries through distance learning. The goal for VisionQuest is to create a nationwide speaker-series for lawschools. Through distance-learning and video-conferencing technologies, VisionQuest aims to link up multiple lawschools for the purpose of sharing guest-speakers. This free resource would provide academia with a global audience for what is now just a private one-room event.

Andrew Sitzer
Chief Financial Officer
VisionQuest Foundation
ads@vqfoundation.org