In the spirit of the success of Law Librarian Conversations (a show we help host through a Classcaster blog) within the law librarian community, we thought the law school IT community and Teknoids could use a show of their own, too.
So we're excited to bring you a new live show and podcast: Law School Tech Talk. Last week we recorded our first show with special guest Tom Boone. We're recording our next show with a live audience, so we'd like you to join us:
Attend Law School Tech Talk's first live show: Monday, Aug. 30, 2pm EST/1pm CDT.
For our first live show, we've managed to book...
Tom Bruce, Director of the Legal Information Institute (LII) at Cornell Law School, to talk about, among other things, his fantastic keynote speech at this year's CALI Conference.
David Dickens, Consulting Technologist at Pepperdine Law is the host of Law School Tech Talk. And we're covering law school technology from all angles with our co-hosts and regular contributors: Jonathan Ezor our resident law prof, Debbie Ginsberg a Law Librarian, and Ben Chapman another veteran IT guy.
What else can we tell you about Law School Tech Talk?
- We hope to have live shows for you about every two weeks; they should run 30 minutes, give or take.
- Topics will include news and events relating to technology in law schools, and we'll usually have one special guest each show.
- Our home on the web is here, where you can find our inaugural episode with special guest Tom Boone.
- Find out more about our hosts, co-hosts, and regular panelists.
- You can subscribe to Tech Talk shows as a podcast on iTunes.
- We're also on Twitter.
So see you all Monday, 8/30. If you have any questions, contact Law School Tech Talk.
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