17th Annual Conference for Law School Computing, June 18 – 20, 2007

This year's Conference for Law School Computing® is at the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada - Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV, Monday to Wednesday, June 18 – 20, 2007.  The CALI Conference is the place to learn about and discuss the most exciting innovations in the development and application of technology in law schools.  This year the conference features over 60 sessions on a wide variety of topics.  Some of the sessions that maybe of interest to readers of this blog include:

• Considerations in Building an Online Law Course
• The Future of Casebooks: Can Anyone Deliver What I Want?
• A Faculty Member's Perspective on the Use of Technology in Legal Education - Is it Time to "Pull the Plug" on Technology Investment?
• Using CALI-Author Software to Create an Entire On-line Course
• Collaborative Self-Assessment: Using Student-Drafted Questions for Internet Quizzes
• Integrating Feedback: Creating a Response Oasis in an IT Mirage
• An Oasis for Collaborative Endeavors: Tools for Law Faculty, Librarians, and Students

With 30 minute breaks and lots of food between sessions, the conference provides an opportunity for faculty, librarians, administrators, IT directors and IT staff to interact in a collegial atmosphere.  Plus, it is in Las Vegas:)  Details, including hotel and registration information, are here.  The current version of the agenda is here. 

I hope to see you there.

Elmer Masters.