Purpose: The purpose of the AALL CS-SIS Grants Program is to provide financial assistance to librarians who have a demonstrated commitment to the law library profession, especially those who are directly involved in providing technology support of any kind within …
2009 Computing Services SIS Grant Application for Experienced Law Librarians Read more »
The following are changes that the Bylaws Committee (Susan Boland, Tina Ching, Dominick Grillo (Chair), Sheri Lewis, and Jean Willis) propose for a vote by CS-SIS membership. An online vote will be conducted 30 days after posting this on the …
Attending the ® ABA TechShow 2008 was a great experience. Maybe it was because my colleague and I traveled by train to Chicago, or maybe it was because our double room at the Chicago Hilton had two closets and bathrooms. …
CONNECTING: At the ABA TechShow by Katherine Greene Read more »
I keep tripping over this thing called GTD®. Gobbling Turkey Day? Getting There Directions? Going To Disney World? While I would love any one of those things, it actually stands for Getting It Done® and it is one of those …
CONNECTING: Technology Tips for Getting Things Done by Susan Boland Read more »
The 2008 recipient of the CS-SIS Kenneth J. Hirsh Award is Mark Folmsbee, Associate Dean of Computer Services and Associate Director of the Law Library at the Washburn University School of Law. Mark has been a guiding force in law …
CONNECTING: Mark Folmsbee to Receive Kenneth J. Hirsh Distinguished Service Award Read more »
Congrats to our two grant winners this year, Stacey L. Rowland from the University of Mississippi and Raizel Liebler from John Marshall Law School. The CS-SIS grant covers their conference registration fees to attend the annual AALL conference.
The Web 2.0 Challenge — a free, comprehensive, and interactive online course — will use hands-on exercises to introduce law librarians to many kinds of social technologies in just five weeks. The course is intended for those who have little …
Come have fun at our officially-sponsored karaoke event on Saturday, July 12. Full information is here.
Starting June 13th, register for the CS-SIS Web 2.0 Challenge! The Web 2.0 Challenge will provide a free, comprehensive, and social online learning opportunity designed for law librarians by directing them in hands-on use of these technologies. The course is …
Check out the schedule of events planned by CSSIS for Portland. We’ll see you there! Update: Karaoke has been added.
