Category: Continuing Education Event
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The CALL Continuing Education Committee Presents So What If it’s Not Perfect: Creating Training Videos Using What You Have
What:: In 2016, Debbie Ginsberg and Sean Rebstock (along with Alex Berrio Matamoros) presented a session for AALL on creating training videos quickly and easily. In this session, we’ll update our AALL presentation with new information. When you find you need to create instructions fast or provide instant feedback, videos are often the perfect solution. …
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The CALL Continuing Education Committee Presents Blockchain Technology: A New Approach to Provenance
What: This presentation and discussion will cover the broad concepts related to blockchain technology, as well as some of the potential use cases and their benefits/downfalls. When: Tuesday, March 12, 11:00 am to Noon Where: Quarles & Brady, 300 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 4000 Presenter: Nelson Rosario Principal – Smolinski Rosario Law P.C. Adjunct Professor…
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The CALL Continuing Education Committee Presents: Roundtable on Engaging Active Learning in the Classroom
What: Are you interested in making your teaching more effective and more lively? Join us for a roundtable gathering on active learning techniques for use in the classroom, in workshops, or wherever librarians find themselves teaching. In small groups, participants will discuss and critique a few proven active learning techniques and have an opportunity to…
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The CALL Continuing Education Committee Presents: Legal Analytics: Beyond the Buzz
What: As discussed by Ed Walters during the November business meeting, analytics tools hold the potential to transform the work of lawyers, similar to the impact of maps on early explorers. Indeed, for tasks such as devising litigation strategy, managing clients’ expectations, and hiring outside counsel, these new tools help support data-driven decision-making, thereby lessening…