- AALS News – Summer 2019
- Legal Scholarship and Knowledge Institutions in Constitutional Democracy
- 2020 Annual Meeting: Pillars of Democracy
- Spotlight on Sections: Section on Contracts
- Spotlight on Sections: Section on Pro Bono and Public Service Opportunities
- Section on Technology, Law, and Legal Education Summer Webinar Series
- Highlights from the 2019 AALS Workshop for New Law School Teachers
- Highlights from the 2019 AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education
- Update Your Bio Now for the 2019-2020 Directory of Law Teachers
- Calendar of Symposia at Member Schools
- AALS News Readership Survey
- Past Issues of AALS News
- Download a PDF
This summer, the AALS Section on Technology, Law & Legal Education offered an innovative way for law faculty to learn about the latest developments in legal technology and innovations in the classroom. The section lined up a webinar covering a different topic of interest every week from May 22 through August 7, with a break during the week of the Fourth of July holiday. The free webinars were recorded and are now available as on-demand videos on the section’s webpage.
Webinar topics include:
- Why Law Faculty Need to Learn About Legal Tech and What They Need to Know
- Teaching with Technology for Maximum Student Engagement
- Teaching Tech to Law Students
- What Law Faculty Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence
- Ideas for Using Legal Tech to Address Access to Justice Issues
- An Examination of Cyber-Threats and Techniques to Thwart Them
- Tech Productivity Tips for Law Faculty
- How Law Schools Can Save $150 Million Using Open Casebooks
- What Professors Need to Know About Blockchain
- Cybersecurity in Biotech
- Real-Time (inside the classroom) Formative Assessment using CALI Lessons
