Proof of Provenance: Why Law Librarians Should Care About Blockchain Description: This talk will provide a high-level introduction to basic blockchain concepts and attempts thus far to utilize the tech stack to change the way digital provenance is handled. Presenter: Nelson M. Rosario is a tech lawyer whose commentary and analysis has been featured in…

Tell Your Story: Writing and Publishing for Law Librarians Description: In “Tell Your Story: Writing and Publishing for Law Librarians”, Elyse Fox will draw on her own extensive experience in writing and publishing and share tips on how you can get your own writing published in legal and library publications. Presenter: Elyse Fox has worked…

Media and Information Literacy: Wading Through Disinformation and Coming Out Victorious Description: In “Media and Information Literacy: Wading Through Disinformation and Coming Out Victorious,” Kate Stockert will break down the terminology of misinformation, disinformation, propaganda and fake news, offer a current survey of disinformation processes and tactics, and close with effective solutions identified by researchers…

Finding a Needle in the Haystack: Using Petition.ai to Identify Successful Patent Prosecution Petitions Description: This presentation will go through a brief background on petitions, the various types of petitions, and then a live demo of Petition.ai’s database. Presenters: Julie Burke In 2020, Julie Burke founded IP Quality Pro LLC, a patent prosecution consulting venture,…