A podcast about all things tech in law school.

This week, we found a few more law student Tweet-missteps and talked about all things Apple with our special guests Colleen Hurd, James Cooper, and Dennis Bishop.

This week’s links:

• Safeware – purchase extra insurance for computers
• NERCOMP – Northeast Regional Computing Program

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The group will discuss how law schools are dealing with the rise of Macs, iPads, iPhones, and all things Apple in the law school world. We plan to talk about support, cost, and other technology issues with (as of now undecided guests whose schools are especially Apple-friendly).

Date: Monday, April 4
Time: 12-12:30 PM EDT

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This week, we featured the panelists as our special guests.  We talked about virtual servers; reviewed the iPad, TouchPad and other tablets; discovered a few more law students Tweeting badly; discussed security issues; and announced the new Law School Ed Tech blog.

This week’s links:

• Microsoft Multipoint – a multi-user server
• Kaviza – virtual desktops in a box
• You can get  a refurbished iPad 1 for $349
• HP’s TouchPad
• The new Law School Ed Tech blog

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Our next episode’s special guest will be Ken Hirsh, Director, Law Library and IT at University of Cincinnati Law School.

Date:                Monday, March 21, 2011
Time:                12:00 PM – 12:30 PM EDT

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News and views from around the world of law school technology. No special guest or theme this week, just our panelists talking about whatever recent news items caught their eyes, or anything else that interests them.

Date: Monday, March 7, 2011
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST

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In this week’s episode, we talked to Michael Muntean of Turning Technologies about clickers in the classroom. We also discussed the Nokia “burning platform” memo, and, of course, law students tweeting badly.

This week’s links:

• The Nokia memo
• The HP Touchpad
• ABA Article on the dangers of social media
• CALI Instapoll
• Mazur and the chaotic classroom

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Michael Muntean of Turning Technologies will be with us to discuss clickers in the classroom. We’ll also talk about the 2011 CALI Conference, probably some law students tweeting badly, and more.

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This week, we talked about the pros and cons of QR codes, heard more examples of law students abusing Twitter, and discussed open source casebooks with special guest John Mayer, CALI’s Executive Director.

This week’s links:

• Wikipedia on QR Codes
• CALI’s QR Code Library Tour Project
• ISO standard for QR Codes
• More on QR Codes from the original patent holder
• Elmer’s contact info – QR Codes can embed more than just links
• Examples of casebook chapters from eLangdell

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Join us as we welcome a new semester with John Mayer, CALI’s Executive Director. We’ll be talking about e-books and CALI’s e-casebook initiative, eLangdell; the 2011 CALI Conference; and all things CALI.

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