The LILAC conference is taking place next week in Warwick – and I see already that the logo has been adapted to recognise the 10 year anniversary of UKCLE, and the HEA subject centres in general!So far, the wiki social
Digital Directions has been rather quiet over the winter vacation – but then so has news on legal education!A colleague brought my attention to an article in The Times Online yesterday, by Richard Susskind. He describes the ‘s-mode’ of learning
Kevin Kerrigan from Northumbria University and myself ran an afternoon session at the UKCLE event in Edinburgh on Developing the Undergraduate Law Student Experience (see blog post: Enhancing Legal Education in Scotland Event for the morning session). Kevin spoke about
Yesterday saw the launch of the extended law clinic at Strathclyde University. Since its inception in 2003, the clinic has expanded to include not only the initial advice sessions in Glasgow, but also an outreach project in Greenock, to
This was the first UKCLE event in Scotland (that wasn’t attached to another event) for some time, and possibly the first event to involve representatives from all levels of legal education. The event was held in Edinburgh and was well
This month’s Big Question from Tony Carrer’s Learning Circuits Blog is an interesting one, not just for learning professionals who are trying to enage colleagues, but also for academics who are trying to engage their students!”How do I communicate the
As I was unable to go, I asked a couple of colleagues who went to the Association of Learning Technology Conference (ALT-C) to let me know of anything interesting, so here’s a guest blog post! ALT-C isn’t subject
Today, The Times reports on a debate chaired by Lord Justice Jacob on the motion The Language of English law is in Need of Fundamental Reform. Organised by the English Project, the debate marked the anniversary of the Statute of