My latest paper, Legal Research Instruction in the NextGen Era, co-authored with Amanda Watson, is out now in the Buffalo Law Review: digitalcommons.law.buffalo.edu/buffalolawre...

#legalresearch #nextgenbar ##artificialintelligence #ai #lawlibraries #lawlibrarians

Applications for the 2025 Teaching the Teachers Conference for #LawLibrarians are due tomorrow! Get them in soon: elibrary.law.psu.edu/tttconference

#LawLibrarians, applications for the 2025 Teaching the Teachers Conference Beginners' Bootcamp are open now through Jan. 17th: elibrary.law.psu.edu/tttconference/

This conference, designed for law librarians who are newer to teaching, covers cognitive science, backward design, assessment design.

Thrilled that our paper is going to be published in the Fall 2024 edition of the Buffalo Law Review: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Proud our program was selected as an honorable mention in the Changing Pedagogy category of the Bloomberg Law School Innovation Program & especially that what this article highlights is our focus on the integration of evidence-based strategies /1

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#LawLibrarians, remember applications for the 2024 Teaching the Teachers Conference are due next Fri., Jan. 12th. This year is the main conference, so appropriate for librarians w/ any level of teaching experience. We'll have panels on a variety of topics: /1

#LawLibrarians, applications for the 2024 Teaching the Teachers Conference open today at noon ET and stay open through Friday, January 12th at 4pm Eastern. To apply and see the schedule of programs, see the conference website: elibrary.law.psu.edu/tttconferenc...

Gotta respect that my coffee haunt is rocking out a Halloween mix this morning.

ANOTHER grade inflation essay, this time in the @nytimes!! 😡😡 Grade inflation is a red herring, a phantom menace even. I have a section on this in my book. 1/x www.nytimes.com/2023/10/23/o...

When log cabin in fall in Maine is your Platonic ideal, but you're stuck in Houston for Hot-umn.

👀 CHECK IT OUT, higher ed pals!! New series from U of Oklahoma Press, edited by James M. Lang & Michelle Miller. Soon to publish @cjdenial.bsky.social's Pedagogy of Kindness. @thetattooedprof.bsky.social @vijisathy.bsky.social @josheyler.bsky.social @thomasjtobin.bsky.social @traciemaddy.bsky.social

My first blog post on the RIPS Law Librarian Blog is live. Blog writing is a new thing for me - it's challenging, but fun to be practicing a new writing skill. @LawSky #LawLibrarian
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In my not-so-humble opinion, law librarians are some of the best poised legal professionals to tackle the myriad benefits, possibilities, and potential downsides of the coming GenAI/LLM revolution in legal services. Add this to your reading list: www.ailawlibrarians.com

Looking forward to speaking at the next installment of the INTEGRATING DOCTRINE & DIVERSITY SERIES: Can the Socratic Method Be Used in an Inclusive Classroom? Mon., Sept. 18 12:00 – 1:00 PM EST. Should be a great convo!

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I've been having lots of research consults w/ our law journal note writers the past 2 wks (including one this afternoon). Faculty advising on student comments, recommend a consult w/ a librarian. It'll help students get off on the right foot & it's the kind of in-depth research we love helping with.

Really disappointing to see the American Association of Law Librarians include a must-have for the 2024 conference on "accommodating different learning styles." There are numerous studies debunking the idea that students learn best when learning in their "preferred style." /1 #legaled #lawlibrarians