Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts

Friday, August 21, 2009

Pace Subscribes To AudioCaseFiles

AudioCaseFiles offers downloadable MP3 files of court opinions as well as streaming trial video. You can search by course to find audio and text versions of the most precedential cases in the United States, including constitutional law, criminal law and intellectual property law. Watch experienced practitioners argue cases on products liability, antitrust, mergers and acquisitions, and more.

In order to register, you must use your school provided email address. So, for all of you Pace law students, you must use your Pace law school email address. If you are interested, you can register at http://www.audiocasefiles.com/register.

AudioCaseFiles service is listed on our law library website under databases. Let us know what you think. Did you find this service useful? If so, why? If no, what should be changed? We look forward to reading your comments!

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Laptops in the Classroom

According to a recent article by Jana McCreary of Florida Coastal School of Law, laptops are more distracting to non-users than users (The Laptop-Free Zone). One suggestion--rather than banning laptops, professors should create laptop-free zones in their classrooms.