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Student Comments on the National Law Students Forum
Our handy flip cam recorded some student feedback, impressions and thoughts from the National Law Student Forum held in June this year. Below are some ‘talking head’ videos, captured by Catherine Easton from MMU, who was at the event:
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National Law Students Forum 2011
Following the successful pilot event (read the blog post here) in Manchester in November 2010, UKCLE staged a follow up National Law Students Forum in Birmingham in June 2011. The event was attended by 50 nominated law student
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Annual review 2011 – who’s been reading this blog!?
This will be the final review of the Digital Directions blog, as the UKCLE will cease to exist from the 31 Jul 2011, and therefore the review comes slightly earlier than usual!.
Last year’s Annual Review of the Digital Directions
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Review of Twitter use by UKCLE
Twitter is a micro-blogging tool that allows short updates (or tweets) to be constructed of 140 characters or less. An update will include the name of the account holder, prefixed with the @ symbol and may also include a hyperlink
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Student Essay Competition – Highly Commended
UKCLE’s student essay competitions (part of the Higher Education Academy’s Student Awards) attract interest from around the UK. We have held seven competitions to date and previous winning essays can be accessed through the UKCLE website. Congratulations to
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New College of Humanities: Legal Education, Science and Ethics
Having watched the recent unveiling of the New College of Humanities, and much discussion and debate surrounding this event, I felt moved to point out, echo and elaborate on some of Richard Moorhead‘s blog comments on Lawyer Watch
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Student Essay Competition – Runner up
UKCLE’s student essay competitions (part of the Higher Education Academy’s Student Awards) attract interest from around the UK. We have held seven competitions to date and previous winning essays can be accessed through the UKCLE website. Congratulations to
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Student Essay Competition 2011
UKCLE’s student essay competitions (part of the Higher Education Academy’s Student Awards) attract interest from around the UK. We have held seven competitions to date and previous winning essays can be accessed through the UKCLE website. Congratulations to
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BILETA keynote: Paul Maharg and Experiential Learning 11 Apr 2011
BILETA keynote: Paul Maharg and Experiential Learning
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