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The 28th Annual CALI Conference for Law School Computing
June 7 & 8, 2018
American University Washington College of Law
Washington DC

Wednesday June 6, 2018 pre-conference activities

Sponsor setup at American University Washington College of Law. 1pm – 7pm
Conference check-in at American University Washington College of Law. 3pm – 7pm
Speaker Meeting (optional) at American in room NT08. 6pm - 6:30pm

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8:00am EDT

Breakfast 1 Grossman Hall

9:00am EDT

Keynote: How Do Lawyers Get Paid If Access to Justice is Free? Grossman HallKatherine Alteneder

10:30am EDT

Break 1 American University Washington College of Law

11:00am EDT

Notes & Comments: Unique Resources for the Law School Institutional Repository Y115Aaron Kirschenfeld The Problem of Engaging Students at a Distance Y116Jack Graves • Glenn Greenberg • John Mayer • Minara Mordecai Syncing CRM at Colorado Law Weinstein Courtroom C116Mike Burr • Jonathan Sibray Using Drupal for a Better Orientation Experience Y403Corinne St. Claire • Gabe Estrada

12:00pm EDT

Lunch 1 Grossman Hall

12:15pm EDT

Procertas users meeting Y115

12:30pm EDT

Library Tour Law Library 2nd Floor Tech Tour NT10Russell Confroy • Bryan Rapp

1:30pm EDT

Sparking Innovation in the Classroom: How to Introduce Faculty to Instructional Technology Y116Alyson Carrel • Clare Willis Death-proofing Web Citations with Perma.cc Y115Brett Johnson Scrape it off: Using or making web scraping tools to gather structured data from webpages Weinstein Courtroom C116Ben Carlson A2J Author Hands On TrainingLIMITED N100CJessica Frank

2:30pm EDT

Break 2 American University Washington College of Law

3:00pm EDT

Sources of American Law - An Introduction to Legal Research: Adopting an eLangdell Book as a Coursebook Y402Edward Hart • MB Lessons in Engagement from Game Designers Y116Joshua Pluta Word Styles and Document Automation: Making documents more efficient in the practice of law Y400Stacey Rowland Law Library Websites and Third Party Trackers: A Privacy Study Y401Tom Boone

4:00pm EDT

Break 3 American University Washington College of Law

4:30pm EDT

LII: Under the Hood Y403Sara Frug Using Excel for a simulation exercise in a law office technology course Y400Wayne Miller A Conversation About Technology Competency Y402Elmer Masters • John Mayer Battling Fake News and Developing Digital Literacy Skills within the Legal Profession Y401Kristina Niedringhaus • Caroline Osborne • Carol Watson

6:30pm EDT

Reception Grossman Hall