Were you unable to attend this year’s AALL Annual Meeting & Conference in Philadelphia? No need to worry! Not only did the CALL Bulletin cover the conference through our AALL Summer Supplement, AALL has also placed session recordings on AALL2go. Best of all, these are free! You can access these here.
In the webinar Surveys: When to Use Them and Why, Debbie Ginsberg, Educational Technology Librarian at Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago-Kent College of Law, shares insights and best practices regarding creating and distributing surveys. She proposes the following steps for seeing a survey through from its creation to its distribution and review: plan, draft, test edit, distribute, analyze, and report. Also helpful is her evaluation of three popular survey tools: Qualtrics, Survey Monkey, and Google Forms.
Find this and many more archived continuing education programs on AALLNET.
You can still catch the great programs put on at the 2015 AALL Annual Meeting by CALL members and other speakers. AALL2Go is a great resource if you weren’t able to attend (or if you were here in Philly but too busy to get to an interesting session).
Handouts and recordings are now available for most sessions. The recordings were sponsored by Thomson Reuters.
AALL’s Continuing Professional Education Committee presents the AALL2go pick of the month: Working Smart: Innovative Ways to Do More with Your Day.
Often, whether in a law school or law firm setting, the challenge is finding enough time to get everything done. In particular, as summer’s leisurely stroll winds down and fall accelerates into full sprint mode, you may wish you had more time in your day.
This program offers you techniques and technologies to facilitate greater daily work efficiency and effectiveness. Continue reading AALL2go Pick of the Month – Working Smart: Innovative Ways to Do More with Your Day
AALL’s Continuing Professional Education Committee presents the AALL2go pick of the month: So You Think You Can Teach:Keeping the Audience Awake and Learning Alive.
Legal research instruction can be interesting, engaging and fun! Five experienced and dynamic academic librarians present 10-minute mini-lessons, highlighting five different teaching tools to capture the audience’s attention.
The mini-lessons cover such topics as secondary materials, cost-effective case law research, locating federal statutes using popular name, federal administrative materials, and D.C. materials.
The teaching tools that are demonstrated include:
The five different learning styles and the importance of teaching to those learning styles are also discussed. The mini-lessons are followed by a Q&A session where the panelists discuss in-class assignments, research logs, textbooks, CALI lessons, and the importance of creating relatable research examples.
Everyone from the beginner to the experienced legal research instructor is sure to discover innovative techniques that they can use to engage their audiences.
Find this and more free continuing education programs and webinars for AALL members on AALL2go!
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