This forum lets law schools list and describe the technologies they are using to support learning and teaching in the classroom and at a distance.  Include anything that your school is using such as learning/course management systems, video/teleconferencing, course/lecture archiving, podcasting , blogging, hardware for classrooms and anything else that supports education and teaching at your school.

by Elmer Masters.  Please think of this forum as a sort of wish list.  If your school is interested in a particular course taught at a distance, this is the place to post. Ideally this will become part of a marketplace for courses.

by Don SmithFrom late May through the end of July 2006, the University of Denver Sturm College of Law will offer “European Union Law & Policy” on-line. This course marks the eighth time the college of law has offered the 3-credit course on-line. The course is open to all law students. First launched in 2002, the DU course has been successfully offered to nearly 200 students from six different law schools. The course is led by Don C. Smith, an adjunct professor of law with a master’s in European Union Law from the University of Leicester (England) Faculty of Law and formerly a publishing executive with one of Europe’s largest publishers. In past courses, Mr. Smith has been assisted by a range of European-based experts including EU officials and European lawyers, law professors, think-tank leaders, and journalists.

by James HoggI have offered an Insurance Law course wholly online for the past two years and am offering it again this fall semester beginning August 25. A copy of the course syllabus is attached.If students from law schools other than Williem Mitchell College of Law are interested in taking this course they should contact me directly at:jhogg@wmitchell.edu