“Uncertainty: Living with Reality. Finding Opportunity.” Programs include Best Practices for Negotiating with Vendors; Back to Normal? Law Libraries After the Pandemic; and Videos to Teach and Outreach.
As part of its 2021 Annual Meeting, the American Society of International Law invites our members and colleagues from around the world to participate in a special series of sessions focusing on regional issues of international law and policy that…
Virtual conference. “Legal Information: Outside the Box.” The conference will address how legal information professionals go beyond, capitalizing on our expertise to innovate, rebuild, and address unprecedented challenges.
Virtual Course. The aim of the course is to introduce the structure of the legal system in the UK and use of key legal information sources. The course will run online, over two mornings, and cover theory of the English…
Virtual Conference. Registration is capped at 60 and opens Nov. 16 at 3 pm (EST). Programs include Master Your Virtual Presence: Communication Skills for the Teaching Librarian; Tech Talk: Technologies for the Virtual and Hybrid Environments; TilTing the Law: Transparency…
“U.S. and International Approaches to Law, Justice, and Technology: Learning from the Past and Strategies for the Future.” The conference will include a pre-conference program on art law, with a tour of Stanford’s collection. Keynote speaker is Corynne McSherry, Legal…
Virtual conference. On-demand programs available through September 30, 2021. A conference for educators who are impassioned about the art and science of teaching. Topical areas include student engagement, teaching specific student populations, and instructional vitality. Programs include Teaching Excellence: Moving…
Hybrid event in Wellington and virtual. Thriving Together: E huri tō aroaro ki te rā, Tukuna tō ataarangi ki muri i a koe. Keynote speakers include Richard Ovenden, Bodley’s Librarian in the University of Oxford; and Sue Lacey Bryant, National…
Call to Action & Innovation in Library Technology & Communities. The 25th Internet Librarian highlights some of the exciting changes that will likely become standard in the future, those that were great experiments from which we learned much, as well…
Virtual conference. The conference theme is “Independence.” AoIR 2021 asks participants to consider and critique the relationship between “independence” and the internet and how that plays out in countries around the world and transnationally.
