If you’ve stopped by our Library Facebook page recently, you may have noticed a little more color. We’ve been adding collections of photos (no, not those kind) – they’re photos of book covers, or dust jackets to you library insiders. …
GroundBooth is a free note-taking and study group social networking service, designed specifically for law students. It was designed by a law student – C|M|LAW third year Art Geigel. GroundBooth can also be used by an entire law school class …
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GroundBooth is a FREE service, useful for both law students and faculty. Art Geigel, a second year C|M|LAW student, designed and built GroundBooth. As a former web designer and programmer, he desired to build a better system for outlining and …
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Lyonette Louis-Jacques, the Foreign and International Law Librarian at the University of Chicago Law School has posted about “Twitter for Foreign, Comparative, and International Law (FCIL) Work” on the Canadian legal blog, Slaw. Ms. Louis-Jacques’ post suggests people or organizations …
Social media isn’t just about what you had for breakfast these days. Law firms big and small are using services such as LinkedIn, Avvo, Facebook and Twitter to connect with their clients and with others in the profession. Carolyn Elefant …
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