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1999 CONFERENCE FOR LAW SCHOOL COMPUTING
*** CALL FOR SPEAKERS ****
What: 9th Annual Conference for Law School Computing
When: Thursday - Saturday, June 17-19, 1999
Where: University of Oregon School of Law in the brand new
Knight Law Center
Register TODAY at www.cali.org
Hotel reservations at the Eugene Hilton, $99/night
SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Many of you have told me how much you like the conference, but
the bulk of the credit goes to the Speakers, Presenters and Panelists
who prepare excellent materials and slides, speak to issues and
needs you care about and share their expertise and experience.
Speakers MAKE the Conference.
We still haven't decided on an over-arching theme for the
conference, but we do have some ideas about what kinds of topics
people want to hear about. Below are some possible tracks/sessions that we
are planning. If you have experience or ideas that you would like to
share, become a Speaker. Your conference registration fee is
waived, though you will have to cover your own transportation and
hotel costs.
If several people propose similar topics, I may group them into a
panel of presenters. In the past, we have turned down very few
speakers, but that doesn't let you off the hook for doing the
necessary work to turn out a great presentation. If you are
interested in becoming a speaker or panelist, let me know. If you
want to speak, but can't decide on a topic, send me an email with
your areas of expertise and I will try to accommodate you. This is
YOUR conference, help me to make it GREAT!
Here are the subject areas I would like to see covered:
- Wireless Computing: Making it Work
- The BEST Wired Law School Shootout (this should be fun)
- Technology Deans Should Know About
- Managing the Law School IT Enterprise
- Webmastering Tips and Tricks
- Library Automation Issues
- Authoring Computer-based lessons
- Computers in the Classroom - Beyond Powerpoint
- Help Desks
- Managing and Running Linux/Apache/Windows NT
- LAN and Internet Security
- Computer-based Teaching
- Distance Learning
- Intellectual Property Issues of Web Sites and CALI lessons
- HTML for Faculty
- DHTML /XML
- Student Printing Redux III
- Integrating Academic and Administrative Computing
- Transforming Legal Education and the Future of Legal Education
- Personal Digital Assistants
- Strategic Planning
- The Death of LANs?
- Upgrading to Novell 5.0
- Cold Fusion, Access and other web-based database systems
- Exams on Computers Redux
- Requiring Notebook PC Ownership
- Technology in New Buildings and Renovation
Did I miss something that you want to talk about or hear about? Let
me know. That should get your creative juices flowing... Write me,
email me, call me.
Thanks!
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John Mayer, Executive Director 312-906-5307-voice
CALI-Center for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction 312-906-5338-fax
565 West Adams jmayer@cali.org
Chicago IL 60661 www.cali.org
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