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CALI's Executive Director talks about A2J Author and its use in law schools. Short watch. Invest the 6 minutes!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmYLypK2oPQ&list=PLE45EE08420B410EF&index=12

John Mayer: Can Experiential Learning Solve the Access to Justice Problem? John Mayer, Executive Director of CALI, the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction, asks the question: can experiential learning solve the access to ...

CALIcon15 Videos Now Available http://spotlight.cali.org/2015/07/08/calicon15-videos-now-available/

CALIcon15 Videos Now Available | CALI Spotlight Didn’t make it to CALIcon? Missed a session due to scheduling? No problem! The CALIcon15 Videos have all been uploaded and are available for...

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CALI Conference updates, May 8, 2015

CALI Conference Updates, May 8, 2015

Meet our Author of the Week...Robin Kundis Craig http://www.cali.org/user/565

Robin Kundis Craig | CALI

Check out our Lesson of the Day: Mutual Assent http://www.cali.org/lesson/433?CON37

Mutual Assent | CALI Civil ProcedureConstitutional LawContractsCriminal LawLegal Concepts and SkillsLegal ResearchLegal Research by StateLegal WritingProperty LawTortsGames

CALI's Book of the Week: The Federal Rules of Evidence Created in partnership with http://www.cali.org/books/federal-rules-evidence-2015

This Week in CALI - March 18

This Week in CALI - March 18 I attended the ALI Incubator Conference that had the full, cumbersome name of “Enhancing Social Justice Through The Development of Incubator Programs & Residency Programs”.  It was held February 27-28, 2015 at California Western School of Law and cosponsored by Touro Law Center, UMKC School of Law,…

Revised Lessons and my Vanishing “L” http://spotlight.cali.org/2015/03/16/revised-lessons-and-my-vanishing-l/

Revised Lessons and my Vanishing “L” | CALI Spotlight I recently learned a new phrase “noisy learners”* to describe successful online learners. The same day, I noticed that the lettering for the “L” key on my laptop was wearing away. On the surface these appear to be unrelated events; yet I’d like to explore them both in this post, as there may be a ta…

Get Aboard the Incubator Bandwagon! http://spotlight.cali.org/2015/03/13/get-aboard-the-incubator-bandwagon/

Get Aboard the Incubator Bandwagon | CALI Spotlight ...I won’t bury the lede – I liked EVERYTHING about how the incubator movement is shaping up in law schools.

Check out our free and open eLangdell Title of the Week: The Federalist Papers. Yes, we do more than just casebooks! http://www.cali.org/books/federalist-papers

Meet CALI's Author of the Week: Barbara Glesner Fines from UMKC! http://www.cali.org/user/394

Barbara Glesner Fines | CALI

Check out CALI's lesson of the week - Conversion! http://www.cali.org/lesson/826?TRT46=

Conversion | CALI Civil ProcedureConstitutional LawContractsCriminal LawLegal Concepts and SkillsLegal ResearchLegal Research by StateLegal WritingProperty LawTortsGames

Happy Open Education Week! To learn more, visit http://www.openeducationweek.org/

Open Education Week Open Education Week is a celebration of the global Open Education Movement. Its purpose is to raise awareness about the movement and its impact on teaching and learning worldwide. Participation in all events and use of all resources are free and open to everyone.

Blog post: 25, 250,000, 2,500,000 AND 10,000,000 by http://spotlight.cali.org/2015/03/06/25-250000-2500000-and-10000000/

25, 250,000, 2,500,000 AND 10,000,000 | CALI Spotlight We don’t talk enough about our accomplishments here at CALI. I believe it is because we are too busy working on the “next thing” and barely pause long enough to get the word out about how other things are going. Technology in legal education is constantly changing, though it does often cycle back ar…

Congrats to CALI's Author of the Week, Brian Huddleston of Loyola College of Law NOLA! http://www.cali.org/user/669

Brian Huddleston | CALI Brian Huddleston has worked at the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law library since 1999 and is now the Senior Reference Librarian there. He is the author of five CALI lessons on legal research and served on the CALI LRCAP.

Stop by our webpage today and check out our lesson of the week: Constitutional Aspects of Family Law http://www.cali.org/

http://www.cali.org/lesson/1099?FAM19=

Here it is...the first look at the logo!

Did you know that CALI has over 400 Creative Commons images for you to use free of charge? https://www.flickr.com/photos/caliorg/sets/72157626854399746 (We just crossed the 400 mark today!)

CALI Lesson Illustrations Illustrations from CALI Lessons. CALI Lessons are interactive tutorials that help students learn the law. Most law students have free access to lessons through their law school. See cali.org for more details.

Come to Denver this June and tell us what you know about legal education! http://spotlight.cali.org/2015/02/03/1140/

CALIcon15 Call for Speakers | CALI Spotlight The 25th Annual Conference for Law School Computing Sturm College of Law, University of Denver Thursday – Saturday, June 18-20, 2015

Have you been assigned (or assigned) a copy of one of the Federal Rules? Get a FREE copy from CALI! http://www.cali.org/collections/federal-rules

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Gack! Oooof! Oy! Yes, we are still having trouble with our website. Suggest users try tomorrow (10/21/14) as we will be working late on this. Sorry folks. This is unprecedented for us. We're all over it.

The "Search All Law School Websites" feature has been updated and returned to the website! http://www.cali.org/content/cali-tools

CALI Tools | CALI

ICYMI: All of the CALIcon14 videos are up and ready to view! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbHXrwmlOuqnzx0ybERRO5FmNVHMMS_YQ

2014 CALI Conference for Law School Computing

So what the heck is CALI anyway? http://spotlight.cali.org/2014/08/18/what-the-heck-is-cali/

What the Heck is CALI??? Greetings to new and returning law students and faculty! I know this month is filled with new, exciting (and maybe even scary) changes. It’s also...

Hey Friends! So it turns on that FB changed up some things and if you don't like or comment on a pages posts every now and then, it will stop appearing in your feed. I know...facebook manipulating the content you see. SHOCKER! So, anyway, if you want to make FB your main way of hearing about CALI news, be sure to like or comment (even a "okay, CALI...") every now and then to continue to receive awesome information like this. We also use Twitter () and our Spotlight Blog http://spotlight.cali.org/ The really really big stuff (like "The website will be offline tomorrow") we email to everyone.

spotlight.cali.org You may have noticed that CALI updated it’s website inside and out this summer. And by “may have noticed” I mean “you probably muttered to...

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