One of the items that has been raised for discussion at this summer's CALR
roundtable concerns what sort of involvement we librarians have in
teaching LexisNexis and Westlaw classes to first year students and in
connection with advanced legal research courses.
In preparation for this discussion, would you please answer just a few
questions? The survey looks longer than it REALLY is, since I ask
about your LexisNexis and Westlaw classes based on what type of role
you play in your basic legal analysis, writing, and research course. There
are really only a handful of questions, honest!
I used one of the University of Washington's web course tools for this
survey. Here is the full URL:
http://webq.catalyst.washington.edu/survey.cgi?user=mcmurrer&survey=20
If that URL comes out on two lines in your email, and thus has a hard
return in it, try this _tiny URL_, which goes to the same survey:
http://tinyurl.com/33psu
Thank you so much for your participation -- and join us on Monday, July 12
at 5:20 to discuss first year CALR instruction and many other CALR issues!
Nancy
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Nancy Mattox McMurrer |
Faculty Instructional Services Coordinator |
School of Law, University of Washington |
Box 353025, Seattle, WA 98195-3025 |
206.543.7672 Fax: 206.685.2165 |
mcmurrer@u.washington.edu |
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