ABA Journal’s Legal Rebels Project
CATEGORY: Education and Technology, Featured, Legal Education
The American Bar Association Journal has produced a project over the last month that they call Legal Rebels: Remaking the Profession. The project includes short essays, video, online radio, webinars, live chats, and even a tour. It’s archived so you can see what you’ve missed or go back for a second look.
As the lawyer’s muse, Abundance of Caution, might observe, “Legal Rebels” is close to being an oxymoron. But, the reformers, innovators, and interesting minds featured in this project have a lot to say and a number of suggestions about how the legal profession can be improved. Several contributors are legal academics or comment on legal education. You can check it all out here, including my essay on online legal education, which goes live at 5 p.m. central time today (October 15).
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like it and will share more idea through the technology. easy, fast and get done soon.
mary
Innovative measures like these are an excellent way to make legal courses interesting and even more challenging. The WWW and internet have become and indispensable aspect of human lives and should be adopted into our education system as well.