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Making a Teachable Moment
by Christine Anne George I had a plan. My first blog post of 2016 would be about the ORCID project I’m working on this semester. But, alas, this post isn’t going to be about ORCID. Why? Because after suffering from … Continue reading
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Tagged Making a Murderer, review, Steven Avery
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Reflections on WestlawNext from a few months in
We chose to turn WestlawNext on for faculty and staff in September and for our students in January. I’ve been teaching the WestlawNext workshops and talking about it in class, as well as using it frequently myself so that I … Continue reading
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