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2015 CALI Conference for Law School Computing

Wednesday June 17, 2015

Pre-conference check in - 3:00PM to 7:000PM - The DoubleTree Hotel Denver Tech Center. Avoid the lines on Thursday morning and enjoy a bite to eat and socialize for a bit. Taco bar and drinks will be available.
Presenter meeting - 6:00PM to 6:30PM - The DoubleTree Hotel Denver Tech Center. An informal, optional gathering for presenters to provide some general information about presenting at CALIcon15 and answer any questions. Plus, meet Elmer.
Sponsor Setup - 3:00PM - 6:00PM - Sturm College of Law

Thursday June 18, 2015

Sponsor Set Up - 7:00AM - 8:00AM - Sturm College of Law.
Conference Check In opens at 8:00AM - Sturm College of Law.

8:00am MDT

Breakfast I - - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

9:00am MDT

Keynote I - The BS of Storytelling ForumAlan Levine

10:00am MDT

Break I - Sponsored by Thomson Reuters Forum

10:30am MDT

Taking up Slack: Renergizing Group Communications in the 21st Century 165Elmer Masters A2J Author Course Project: Equipping Students with Core Competencies and Lowering Barriers to Justice 155Jessica Frank • Alexander Rabanal Incorporating Technology, Business Development and Marketing in the Law School Curriculum 125Harold O'Grady • Lloyd Carew Reid Data-Driven Transformation - Using Technology to Promote a Culture of Assessment in Legal Education 190Phillip Bohl • Michael Vogt Is this thing on? Using your video management system to go beyond basic lecture capture 180Deborah Ginsberg

11:30am MDT

Lunch I - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Driscoll Hall

12:00pm MDT

Canvas Users Meetup 180 Law Library Tour I TBA LII Tech Fiesta 155Tom Bruce • Sara Frug • Craig Newton Library Tour I - Main Library at the Anderson Academic Commons TBA

1:00pm MDT

Distruptalicious Legal Instruction: A year of learning outcomes and multiple assessments 165Beth Donahue • Eric Porterfield • Jenny Wondracek Implementing Successful EdTech Projects: Don’t Forget the Pedagogy! 190Rich McCue Topic modeling: a Swiss Army knife for faculty, geeks, and librarians. 180Tom Bruce • Sara Frug Adjusting To the New Legal Research Paradigm: Best Practices For Search Engine Optimization For Legal Scholarship 125Avery Le • Taryn Marks • Todd Venie Camtasia BootcampLIMITED 170Jill Smith

2:00pm MDT

Break II - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

2:30pm MDT

Creating an Optimal Online Learning Environment from Scratch in the New Frontier 190William Byrnes • Jason Fiske Mind Mapping: A Tool for Clinical Professors in Training the 21st Century Attorney 125Brett Stohs How To Do Everything With LibGuides 155Sharon Bradley • Robert O'Leary Resourcefulness in the era of budget instability: how to maximize classroom outcomes when your technology is 35 years old, your budget thrice divided, and both live in a van down by the river 180Tony Anderson • Jayson Capps • Chad Covey • Ian Van Deusen

3:30pm MDT

Break III - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

4:00pm MDT

Legal education resources by the AALS for deans, faculty and staff 125Pablo Molina Look, it's blue! - What's new on www.cali.org 155Elmer Masters 14 Ways You Didn’t Know You Could Use Oyez 180Allie Bernstein • Matthew Gruhn Clinic-Library Collaborations to Increase Adoption of Instructional and Law Practice Technologies in Clinics 190Alex Berrio Matamoros Technology & Legal Education: Are 5th Graders Really Ahead of Us? 165Sara Laughlin • Rebecca Trammell

5:15pm MDT

25th Annual CALI Conference Dinner TBA

8:00am MDT

Breakfast II - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

9:00am MDT

CALI's SuperFuture - Creating Agency as a Business Model 165John Mayer Active Learning in the Law School Classroom: Tips and Technology to Help Create and Sustain It 190Karen Lundquist Top Five Online Interactive Tools to Turn Legal Education into Legal Educa-FUN! 180Avery Le Unlearning - The Hardest Part of Law School 155Deb Cohen

10:00am MDT

Break IV - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

10:30am MDT

Pedagogy & Practicality: Teaching legal tech to law students at the Legal Information Institute 125Craig Newton Distance Learning Best Practice Recommendations for Legal Education: The Road Travelled & The Journey Yet Ahead 165William Byrnes I Was Told There Would Be No Math: Basic Data Analysis for Lawyers, Librarians, and other chronic Math-avoiders 180Joshua Pluta Curiosity, Creative Play, and Proactive Innovation 190Chris Bombardo • Jamie Wilson Bloomberg Law: Enhancing Students’ Practice Skills and Marketability with Legal Technology 155Tracey Broadhead-Frith • Michael Calder

11:30am MDT

Lunch II - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Driscoll Hall

12:00pm MDT

CS-SIS Planning Meeting 155Deborah Ginsberg Law Library Tour II TBA WGDLLE Lunch 165John Mayer Library Tour II - Main Library at the Anderson Academic Commons TBA

1:00pm MDT

How to Ruin a Presentation with PowerPoint 180Steve Bradford Competencies and Rubrics and Communities, Oh My! 190Janelle Beitz • David Herding • Chad Johnson Time-Shifting in the Age of Dr. Who: Designing Interactive Asynchronous Skills and Seminar Courses 125Cynthia Adams • Max Huffman • Jeani Young Rutgers Law Library Goes Open Source: the Switch to Koha 165John Joergensen • Joy Nelson • Caroline Young Introducing Wordpress 155Emily Barney

2:00pm MDT

Break V - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

2:30pm MDT

Future Blogger Meetup 155Sarah Glassmeyer • Elmer Masters Is Pizza Enough? Preparing our Students for the New Normal of Technological Competence 165Maureen Cahill • Jason Tubinis Partnering to Create Effective Online Legal Instruction 125Max Huffman • Tom Janke • Jeani Young Explanatory Parentheticals (Consistently Ubiquitous, Easily Harvested, and Grossly Underutilized) 190Pablo Arredondo Prep it, Scan it, and Describe it: Production Tools and Techniques for Description and Rapid Digitization of Manuscripts and Texts 180Steve Chapman • Paul Deschner

3:30pm MDT

Break VI - Sponsored by Polycom Forum

4:00pm MDT

Video Conferencing for Legal Education 190Wei Fang • Tom Ryan Selecting & Using CALI Lessons in Your Courses 180Mary Lowe • jennifer martin • Sandy Placzek • Deb Quentel • Jim Smith Yes, You Can! - Offering a Law Practice Tech Course at Your Law School 165Doug Edmunds Improving Access to Non-CFR Federal Regulations Using Linked Data Technology 125Rebecca Kunkel Navigating the ABA Standards: How ExamSoft can Make it Simple 155Natasha Davis • Beverly Mindle

8:00am MDT

Breakfast III - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

9:00am MDT

Keynote II Sturm Hall Davis AuditoriumZeynep Tufekci

10:00am MDT

Break VII - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

10:30am MDT

Introducing CALI eLangdell Lawbooks 155Elmer Masters Enough to be Dangerous: 00000110 Things Every Beginner Needs to Know about Coding 165Leslie Grove • Jason Tubinis Tech triage for Incubator and Residency Programs – a new opportunity for Law Librarians and the Law School IT community. 190Michael Robak Saving Money and Space with tiny computers: Half your pi and asus too? 180Phillip Bohl • Chris Bombardo • Tom Ryan

11:30am MDT

Break VIII - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum

12:00pm MDT

It's Time to Change the CALI Conference - Discussion of the Future of CALICon 190John Mayer Easier Linking of Legal Documents: The Work of the OASIS Legal Citation Technical Committee 180John Heywood The Road Less Traveled: don't be afraid to stray from the [treasure hunt] trail when assessing students' skills 165Michelle Botek Trumbo

1:00pm MDT

Closing Plenary 165John Mayer

1:30pm MDT

Lunch III - Sponsored by the Free Law Coalition Forum