This blog is designed as a news center for the law library staff. Links on this site point to the 'Z:' drive ('Z:\Law\Restricted') on the WSU Library System network. This blog is restricted (access, posting, listing, indexing, etc.) to library staff. Feeds (RSS/XML) generated by this site are provided by the page located at http://neeflawlibrary-staff.blogspot.com/atom.xml.
Please watch Michael's comments by clicking here (Windows media file on 'Z:' drive - set your monitor resolution to 1024x768 or higher). Appple users: play Windows Media files (.wma & .wmv) using the free Flip4Mac™ application (download it from this Microsoft site)
posted by 3michaels @ 5/25/2006
Interesting article from the ABA Legal Technology Resource Center. Click here to read the article.
posted by 3michaels @ 5/25/2006
check it at www.safariu.com
posted by 3michaels @ 4/07/2006
WSJ.com has a law and business and the business of law blog .
posted by 3michaels @ 1/04/2006
The Michigan Supreme Court recently redesigned its “Michigan Courts” web site
posted by 3michaels @ 12/22/2005
Excellent free resource on European Libraries
http://www.theeuropeanlibrary.org/
Site offers links to many European national libraries, European digital treasures and provides simple and advanced searches. More national libraries are scheduled to enter this program in the next few years.
posted by 3michaels @ 12/02/2005
Duke University School of Law and University of California, Berkeley, School of Law put together a tutorial for researching print and electronic sources of international legal materials. Tutorial is posted @ http://www.law.duke.edu/ilrt/
posted by 3michaels @ 10/17/2005
The Electronic Freedom Foundation (EFF) has compiled a number of important FAQs written to assist bloggers in understanding their legal rights as well as common legal liability issues which pertain to the blogosphere’s emergence into mainstream journalism. Coverage: everything from privacy rights to public records to workplace whistle-blowing. The Legal Guide for Bloggers is based exclusively on U.S. law. Visit it at http://www.eff.org/bloggers/lg/.
posted by 3michaels @ 10/12/2005
WSU South End newspaper provides a web feed (http://www.southend.wayne.edu). Here is an interesting article I received today via South End's RSS feed regarding one of our law school professors using RSS technology (blawg):
http://www.southend.wayne.edu/modules/news/article.php?storyid=1737
posted by 3michaels @ 10/11/2005
Sony's new version of the robotic dog that will read RSS feeds aloud!
posted by 3michaels @ 10/06/2005
click here to read the article
posted by 3michaels @ 10/06/2005
CALI is providing polling abilities via its http://www.teknoids.net/ site.
If you have an account with the 'teknoids' list you can create a poll on its website. See it at http://www.teknoids.net/?q=poll.
posted by 3michaels @ 10/05/2005
All the Orientation 2005 files (student, LLM, faculty, adjunct faculty, law school administration) are now posted @ Z:\Law\Restricted\Orientation2005
posted by 3michaels @ 9/30/2005
posted by 3michaels @ 9/29/2005
LINK-Governor Granholm's First Weekly Radio Address/Podcast Focuses on Japan Investment Mission: "
"This weekly radio address gives Michigan citizens the opportunity to hear directly from me on a wide range of issues that impact their lives," said Granholm. "From our efforts to reshape Michigan's economy and make college more accessible and …
posted by 3michaels @ 8/08/2005
New Book Explores Search Technology and Google's Impact: The first excerpt from John Battelle's new book, The Search: How Google and Its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business..."
posted by 3michaels @ 8/08/2005
is now posted @
Z:\Law\Restricted\CALI2005\Dspace.ppt
posted by 3michaels @ 6/23/2005
FYI. Please be aware of the requests made by several members of the Computer Lab Advisory Team.
Document (.doc) is posted @
Z:\Law\Restricted\Onfolio\Computerlab\index.htm
posted by 3michaels @ 6/23/2005
Several CALI programs (movies, wmv format) dealing with Lexis enhancements, CALI lessons use by students, digital legal resources, web accessibility, D-space are posted on the @
Z:\Law\Restricted\CALI2005\index.htm
posted by 3michaels @ 6/17/2005
Fall 2005 orientation materials are now posted for your revision.
Click on the links below to get connected to these resources:
The red flag (to the left of the headings) is a reminder for files that need to be updated.
NOTE: there is total control over the kind of elements that could be displayed on the page.
posted by 3michaels @ 6/02/2005
For remote access to the 'Z:' drive you have to access your office workstation via:
OR
A permanent link to VPN is placed on the right side of this blog.
VPN set-up instructions for your browser are posted at http://computing.wayne.edu/vpn.
For the Remote Desktop Connection you need to:
posted by 3michaels @ 6/02/2005
