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2007 Law Student Podcast Survey Results

Thu, 24 May 2007 02:24:05 -0500

I have compiled the results from the 2007 Survey of Law Students who were in podcasted courses.

First, the number of students responding was a less than half from last year (120 in 2007 vs. 300 in 2006).

A couple of interesting trends are noticable. More students knew about podcasting this time around.

More students used portable MP3 players to listen to podcasts than before (24% vs. 17%), but the PC was the primary listening device.

More students listened to podcasts from other professors (15% vs. 8%), so awareness of podcasting professors is growing.

Podcasts as attendance-supressors seemed to decline with this survey. 2% said they attended less classes vs. 7% last year. 11% said they skipped classes vs. 12% last year.

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Law Students - Are You in a Podcasted Course? Tell Us About It!

Mon, 19 Mar 2007 02:03:10 -0500

Are you taking a course where the instructor is using podcasting?

If so, we have a survey that we would like you to take. CALI has been supporting law faculty podcasting through the Legal Education Podcasting Project for over a year now and every semester we (try to) survey law students who are in any courseswhere podcasting is being used. If your professor is recording theclassroom or creating supplementary podcasts (summaries, guestspeakers, etc.), then please follow this linkand tell us about your reactions, experiences, suggestions, commentsand complaints about podcasting in legal education. Your feedback willhelp us to improve the Classcaster service that we provide for free to law faculty.

Podcast Interview with Professor Garrett Power - Open Access Casebook Author

Thu, 8 Feb 2007 14:11:20 -0600

Professor Garrett Power has spent 30 years writing his casebook which is titled: Constitutional Limitations on Land Use Controls, Environmental Regulations and Governmental Exactions.

He has posted the 704 page PDF to SSRN and the University of Maryland's Digital Commons website.

In this 24 minute conversation, we talk about his motivations and expectations for the casebook and open-access content.

Click here to listen or right-click to download - GarretPower2.mp3