Faculty Remote Teaching Guide

AccessLex Institute is a non-profit organization that conducts and commissions research to provide "the latest data and evidence on the most critical issues facing legal education today." Brooklyn Law School (BLS) is an AccessLex Institute member law school.

BLS is a member of the Association of American Law Schools.

Includes news about online and hybrid learning developments in American law schools and summaries of recent law student surveys focusing on online learning.

The Chronicle focuses on higher education (colleges and universities) and provides news/insights.
Tip: Click magnifying glass on The Chronicle's home page > search by keywords, such as: "remote instruction" Search results include filter: Tag > under Tag, click: See All [tags] to filter search results by tag: Teaching & Learning.
BLS Library's "News" guide (https://guides.brooklaw.edu/news) includes instructions for accessing The Chronicle of Higher Education through IP access or by email domain.

Associated with the Institute for Law Teaching and Learning, which is jointly run by Washburn University School of Law and the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law

CALI is a "non-profit consortium of mostly US law schools that conducts applied research and development in the area of computer-mediated legal education."
Includes links to Zoom tutorials, guides to/suggestions for teaching online, articles and videos.

Tab "Best Practices" provides: Pedagogical Best Practices: Residential, Blended, and Online. Excerpt from description: "[P}rovides principles and tips to help you teach, regardless of whether your class is fully in person, fully online, or a little bit of both."

Members of the LWI community share material categorized as: Guidelines and Tips for Professors; Guidelines and Tips for Students; Tips for Online Teaching from LRWPROF-L; and Demos and Videos.