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The Perilous Second Semester, Part 2
Feb 17, 2011 By: Mike Kraus
Editor’s Note: Please welcome back our guest blogger, Professor Andrew J. McClurg, who writes PART 2 about the dangers of the second…
The Perilous Second Semester, Part 1
Feb 1, 2011 By: Mike Kraus
Editor’s Note: Please welcome our newest guest blogger, Professor Andrew J. McClurg, who writes about the dangers of the second semester of…
Enterprise Networking for Law Teachers: Law School Exchange
Jan 10, 2011 By: Mike Kraus
Enterprise Networking for Law Teachers: Law School Exchange by Steve Nickles I have a Facebook page. It’s great for keeping up with…
Study aids: A new look at a once-controversial tool
Nov 22, 2010 By: Mike Kraus
There was a time when law students were actively discouraged from using study aids of any kind, largely on the belief that the use of study aids was a shortcut that would backfire in the long run
eBooks and the Future
Oct 4, 2010 By: Mike Kraus
Very few topics seem to be as popular (or controversial) these days in the print industry as eBooks, eTechnology, and eBook readers.
The future of legal education (Part 2): get a mentor
Aug 25, 2010 By: Mike Kraus
New attorneys may graduate with a depth of legal knowledge, but they often don’t have the practical skills they need to succeed…
Easy Ways to Make a Difference With Your Students (Back to School – Part 2)
Aug 17, 2010 By: Mike Kraus
We are now one week closer to the start of the semester, and we should all be one week closer to being…
Back to School – Part 1
Aug 12, 2010 By: Mike Kraus
It comes every summer for all law teachers, that moment when you realize that your May dreams of a summer of scholarly…
The future of legal education (Part 1): post-recession’s new normal
Aug 11, 2010 By: Mike Kraus
Legal academics and law firm leaders alike agree that new lawyers enter the practice of law lacking the real-world skills necessary to effectively serve clients.
West Case Notebook brings discovery and deposition skills to life at Chapman
Aug 5, 2010 By: Mike Kraus
As a professor, having Case Notebook enabled me to bring practical skills to life for the students. Instead of suffering through a one-dimensional lecture, they could touch, see, and feel for themselves how a case really works.
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