Blogging may be a little sparse here until the Blogger-in-Chief gets back from visiting family and friends in Germany.
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Is Tenure Justified?
Here’s an interesting bit from the Wednesday, July 25, 2007 edition of eSkeptic: Is tenure justified?
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Free information
Free information for the taking | CNET News.com
Thanks to the Virtual Chase for the link.
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July 25, 2007 • 12:53 pm 0
Library space planning
The law school is in the very beginning phases of planning a new building and we librarians have begun thinking about how a new library should look and what it should contain if a new building ever does gets built. Betsy McKenzie has some advice to guide some of our thinking: Out of the Jungle: How much space do law students need at desks or carrels?
Filed under: Law School, Library
July 24, 2007 • 4:54 pm 0
Old school legal research
From law.com, an article on how to bring associates into the law library.
July 20, 2007 • 8:29 pm 0
Learn the ins and outs of patent and trademark searching
The University of Baltimore Law Library is offering a FREE one-day seminar on patent and trademark searching on Tuesday, August 7. The UB Law Library recently became a Patent and Trademark Depository Library – only the second in the state! To celebrate, we are hosting a full day of training by USPTO representatives. Come and learn how to use the USPTO website to search patents and trademarks, and how to access the PubWEST database – the same search tool used by patent examiners.
Please RSVP to Joanne Dugan at jdugan@ubalt.edu, or 410-837-4373
Filed under: Intellectual Propery, Law School, Library
July 16, 2007 • 1:44 pm 0
Second Life and Legal Education
The folks at the Law School Innovation Blog interview Prof. Elizabeth Townsend-Gard and Rachel Goda. who talk about how they used Second Life to teach property. Very interesting stuff.
Filed under: Second Life, Uncategorized
