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2016 CALI Conference for Law School Computing

This is the second draft of the CALIcon16 session schedule. It is subject to change without warning.

Wednesday June 15, 2016

Sponsor setup at the law school. (1pm - 7pm)
Pre-conference check-in at the law school. (3pm - 7pm)
- Food: Pizza and Drinks provided.

10:30am EDT

Online and Social Media Tools for Law School Graduate Career Development 245Tim Stanley

1:00pm EDT

Adventures with Articulate Storyline: Are recordings more effective than live lectures when it comes to student retention? 245Jane Bahnson Infographics on the Brain: Using Visuals to Enhance the Classroom Experience 245Rachel Evans Planting the Seed: Using Apple TV's in the Classroom 245Kim Edwards

2:30pm EDT

How Can I Help You? 245Sarah K. C. Mauldin Ready, Set, Freakout! Two years in the life of a Canvas migration 245Daniel Breidenbach Technology in the Legal Research & Writing Classroom: How to Organize, Teach, and Grade using Online Teaching Platforms in the Classroom. 245Shahabudeen Khan

4:00pm EDT

Baselining Technology Competencies to Position Students, Faculty, and Staff for Success 245David McGeehan Going Hi-Tech in 1L Criminal Law 245Cynthia Ward Mindfulness Is Not Dangerous 245Kate Hanley

10:30am EDT

A Really Scary Idea: A MOOC based on student discussion ?! 245Lisa Brem

1:00pm EDT

Behind the Screens: A look at both the CALI and JMLS clockwork that (almost) nobody ever gets to see 245Harold Bieber • Dan Nagy

2:30pm EDT

Let's talk technology ... Everything technology 245Chris Bombardo

4:00pm EDT

OER in Legal Education 245Brian Huffman

9:00am EDT

Social Media: Ethical Considerations of Posting, Tweeting and Blogging in Law Practice 245Nicole Iannarone

10:30am EDT

Using Social Media for Teaching & Learning in an era of Digital Natives 245Errol Adams

12:00pm EDT

Bepress repositories; maintaining and developing for the future 245Jonathan Germann