CALICon06

This is the official blog for the 2006 conference held Thursday-Saturday, June 15-17, 2006 at Nova Southeastern Shepard Broad Law Center, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Each conference session has its own blog post, arranged by date. You can access them here:

• Thursday, June 15
• Friday, June 16
• Saturday, June 17

Here are this week's highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Podcasting and Blogging for Legal Education - Elmer Masters
• Why does it pay to repair your student's laptops for free (and how can you afford to do it)? - Phill Johnson
• Laptops in the Classroom - Pros and Cons - Greg Laughlin, Lisa Smith-Butler

Here are this week's highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Faculty Engagement /Technology Adoption: Round table discussion - Patricia L Baia
• Law Students Write About Law Libraries - Robert W. Hudson
• Automated Media - Tom Ryan

Here are this week's highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Into the Future with Classroom Technology - Ray Andrade, Michael Harvey, June Liebert
• Legal Writing and Research Library Workshop Modules: Teaching Legal Bibliography Using Instructional Technology in Innovative Ways - Lauren Michelle Collins
• Vegas, Final Cut, Adobe Premiere and Motion- Review of consumer video editing software - Barbara Ginzburg, Glen McBeth

Here are this week's highlighted sessions from the 2006 Conference for Law School Computing®:

• Creating Firefox Kiosks with GNU/Linux - Michael Hurley
• Personal Knowledge Management & Collaboration Strategies for Legal Researchers & IT Staff - Rich McCue
• Inside LSAC: Past, Present and Future - Bruce Bachman