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ETEC 750D - Reference list – Jaworowski

Zanglein, J.E. & and Stalcup, K. A (1999). Te (a) chnology: Web-Based Instruction in Legal Skills Courses//.// //Journal of Legal Education// 49, 480-503

Newman, M.S. (2005). Not the evil TWEN: how online course management software supports non-linear learning in law schools. //Journal of High Technology Law// 5, 183

Oliphant, R.E. (2002-2003). Using “hi-tech” tools in a traditional classroom environment - a two semester experiment. //Richmond Journal of Law and Technology// 9, 5

Perritt, Jr. H.H (1999). The internet is changing the face of American law schools. //Indiana Law Review// 33, 253

Winer, L.R. (2002). Computer-enhanced collaborative drafting in legal education. //Journal of Legal Education// 52, 278.

Strickland, J.S. & Butler, J. (2005). Establishing guidelines for determining appropriate courses for online delivery. //Journal of Interactive Online Learning// 4(2) Retrieved from www.ncolr.org/jiol

Curtis, D.M & Karp, J.R. (2007). In a case, on the screen, do they remember what they've seen? Critical electronic reading in the law classroom//.// //Hamline Law Review// 30, 247

Powell, D.C. (2006). Five recommendations to law schools offering legal instruction over the internet//.// //Journal of Technology Law and Policy// 11, 285

Heminway, J. M. (2006). Caught in (or on) the web: a review of course management systems for legal education. //Albany Law Journal of Science and Technology// 16, 265

Goldman, P. (2001). Legal education and technology: an annotated bibliography. //Law Library Journal// 93, 423.

Foster, A.L. (2005). Texas weighs bill to allow graduates of online law schools to take bar exam. //Chronicle of Higher Education//, 51 (27), A35

Poustie, M.R. (2001). Engaging students and enhancing skills: lessons from the development of a web-supported international environmental law conference simulation. //International Review of Law, Computers & Technology// 15 (3), 331