Ryan Overdorf, Chair of the CS-SIS Adaptive Technologies Committee, has recently added some useful new content to the wiki. The Adaptive Technology / Assistive Technology section offers an introduction to this technology which removes barriers and increases accessibility to desired …
Here's something that might be of interest to CSSISies CSSISizens (thanks, Ken): the first ever “Handheld Librarian Online Conference: An online conference about Mobile Library Services” will be held on Thursday, July 30 from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Eastern time. …
Just in time for the AALL Annual Meeting next month, CS-SIS has a shiny new, printer-friendly PDF brochure. Big thanks are due to Melissa Serfass of the Communications Committee for her work with AALL in designing the brochure. Thanks also …
As we announced earlier this month, CS-SIS is sponsoring the Web 2.0 Challenge again this summer. The Challenge is a five-week online course that will introduce law librarians to social software and how to use it in their libraries. It …
There were lots of CS-SISsies at the CALI conference in Boulder last week both as attendees and presenters. CS-SIS held a preliminary meeting at the conference to talk about potential CSSIS programs for the 2010 AALL meeting in Denver. If …
LibGuides is a “web 2.0 library knowledge sharing system” offered by the company Springshare. LibGuides is growing in popularity among all kinds of libraries, including law libraries as a platform for creating web-based research guides. Elizabeth Farrell of Florida State …
The Computing Services Special Interest Section continues our practice of providing grants to worthy AALL members to attend the Annual Meeting. The Grants committee, chaired by Monica Sharnum, gave grants to the following four members who we look forward to …
Sheri Lewis, Assistant Director at the D’Angelo Law Library, University of Chicago, was unanimously endorsed to receive our highest award. Sheri is distinguished by her service to our Section and AALL in many official and unofficial capacities, including the Chair …
And The Kenneth J. Hirsh Distinguished Service Award goes to… Read more »
There is an AALL Continuing Professional Education webinar on Tuesday, June 9 at 1 pm eastern that may be of interest to CSSISies. It's called “Shared Electronic Resource Understanding (SERU): Can It Work in My Library?” SERU allows libraries and publishers …
Last year CS-SIS sponsored the first Web 2.0 Challenge, an online course to introduce law librarians to social software and how to use it in their libraries. The course was so popular CS-SIS is sponsoring it again in 2009. The …
