A symposium sponsored by
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Chicago, Illinois
May 18, 2007
- Goals
- Gain familiarity with adult learning theory as applicable to legal research instruction
- Give students experience and confidence in face-to-face and classroom teaching
- Teach students to use technological tools for asynchronous instruction
- Assignments
- Weekly presentations on readings
- Pair presentations on legal research topics
- Podcast introductions to legal research topics
- Formal instruction: legal research clinics
- Tools used
- Powerpoint (disfavored)
- Blogs and wikis (not emphasized)
- Skype
- Bubbl.us
- Podcasting
- Conclusions and lessons learned
- Live instruction is hard to schedule
- Podcasting can be surprisingly effective
- Asynchronous instruction can meet students’ needs better than face-to-face instruction





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