Category: Conferences
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ABA Techshow 2014 Roundup
One of my favorite conferences every year is the ABA Techshow. For those of us in academic libraries, the Techshow is one of the best opportunities to discover new ways that attorneys are using technology for their work. The Techshow is held in Chicago every spring. The show lasts 3 days, from Thursday through Saturday.…
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The Working Group on Distance Learning in Legal Education Fall Meeting
On September 13, I attended the Working Group on Distance Learning in Legal Education fall meeting that was held in the North Carolina Central University Law School. Although the conference was small, it was highly informative. I learned a great deal about the current state of technology, regulations, pedagogy, and best practices for distance learning for law…
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The Law School Educational Technologist Survey – 2 Years Later
We all had a great time at CALI! If you are unable to attend the conference (or just our session) you can watch the video on the CALI conference website. While you’re there, be sure to check out some of the other great CALI sessions, too. We all used Prezi for our session. Here are…
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Trends & Challenges in Educational Technology
There is essentially one reason why I was so excited to attend EDUCAUSE’s Midwest Regional Conference in March: the Keynote Speaker, Dr. Michael Wesch. With the beauty of YouTube and TED talks, I can share the keynote presentation with you, albeit in a shorter form. TEDxKC Michael Wesch From Knowledgeable to Knowledge-Able Wesch focuses on…
