Educating the digital lawyer
By: Oliver Goodenough and Marc Lauritsen, eds
Publisher: LexisNexis
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New Providence, NJ
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780769846958
Subjects: Law; Computer-assisted instruction; Study and teaching; Technology and law
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Who is the digital lawyer and what does she do?; title: What does "Digital lawyer mean?"  -- Brian Donnelly; title: Lawyering in an age of intelligent machines  -- Marc Lauritsen; title: Meta-what? Lawyers, legal training, and the rise of meta-data for digital securities and other financial contracts  -- David M. Blaszkowsky -- Understanding technology; title: Under the hood of the internet  -- Harry Lewis -- Developing the digital curriculum; title: Educating superior legal professionals: successful modern curricula join law and technolgy  -- Jeanne Eicks; title: Survey of existing courses in lawyer use of technology  -- Brock Rutter; title: Teaching litigation technology  -- Fred Galves; title: Cyberclinics: law schools, technology and justice  -- Ronald Staudt; title: Simulation: a pedagogy emerging from the shadows  -- Paul Maharg; title: What should be in a digital curriculum: a practitioner's must have list  -- Stephanie L. Kimbro -- Digital jurisprudence and scholarship; title: Law school reset-pedagogy, andragogy and Second Life  -- Barbara L. Bernier -- A critical embracing of the digital lawyer / -- Michael G. Bennett; title: The digital lawyer's evolving education in scholarly research  -- Gregg Gordon; title: Afterword: Looking for the digital Langdell -- Oliver R. Goodenough.