Category: Twitter

• RT @lifehacker: Firefox is still the most customizable browsers around. Here are the best about:config tweaks that make it awesome: http://… 07:58:44, 2013-10-08
• AZ is planning the same sort of system: http://t.co/Z8f3iFmYY4 @waldojaquith Hard to believe this the land of the free anymore. in reply to waldojaquith 13:49:38, 2013-10-08
• @waldojaquith It is a sad state of affairs when state governments seek to seriously limit who can vote. Should be trying to make it easier. in reply to waldojaquith 13:53:53, 2013-10-08
• Here you go: #CALIcon14 : The Next Wave. June 19 – 21 2014 at Harvard Law School. Details to follow. 15:02:47, 2013-10-08

• RT @sglassmeyer: It'd be interesting to put general 1L curriculum on github and see how people (profs, students, practitioners) fork it. 06:59:31, 2013-10-07
• "Too often we say we want to push boundaries … only to be constrained by our own uncertainty." http://t.co/OSU7tM52cJ @thepastrybox 07:06:50, 2013-10-07
• RT @BenBalter: Took a page from @holman and @mdo's playbook and stood up an "ask me anything" repo on @GitHub. Let's talk open gov: http://… 10:24:43, 2013-10-07
• RT @freegovinfo: A Machiavellian Guide to Destroying Public Universities in 12 Easy Steps. http://t.co/U988NObp9G 12:24:35, 2013-10-07
• RT @karenmcgrane: "Good design arises as much from the internal structure of a company as from whether or not it’s a priority." http://t.co… 12:31:02, 2013-10-07
• RT @sglassmeyer: Never get in a land war in Asia and never try to out passive-aggressive a librarian. 16:05:09, 2013-10-07

• RT @davewiner: Colbert King: The tea party resurrects the spirit of the Old Confederacy. http://t.co/hxjauUyO60 15:59:01, 2013-10-06

• RT @davewiner: Jeffrey Kishner: Post OPML to WordPress. http://t.co/a5Z1ZfLQM2 00:06:20, 2013-10-05
• Revisit your work: @nicoleslaw on @thepastrybox. http://t.co/jfCkllv2Le [I did this recently and relaunched a couple of projects.] in reply to thepastrybox 08:07:43, 2013-10-05

• RT @shlew: LOC website is back http://t.co/WMLTEvCAZk 11:46:32, 2013-10-04
• That's false @sglassmeyer as standard 306 certainly allows for distance ed credits; if 2/3 of course is butts in seats it isn't distance ed. in reply to sglassmeyer 13:51:09, 2013-10-04
• @sglassmeyer See standard 306 at http://t.co/WueClnAuzo (PDF) and especially Interpretation 306-3 which would cover hybrid/flipped classes. in reply to emasters 13:55:22, 2013-10-04
• Also @sglassmeyer the current Standard 306 has been in place since about 2002, so no excuse for not having some hybrid/flipped elements. in reply to emasters 14:05:55, 2013-10-04
• For bonus points @sglassmeyer an online tutorial by Peter Martin on putting law classes online http://t.co/vVgBSjOcg4 From 2004! @caliorg in reply to sglassmeyer 14:07:50, 2013-10-04
• @sglassmeyer Not to mention countless CALIcon sessions over the past decade dealing with this issue. #LawSchoolsShouldJustDoIt! in reply to emasters 14:09:34, 2013-10-04
• @sglassmeyer Example: a 3 credit course that meets 3 times a week could move one of those sessions online and NOT be considered DE. in reply to emasters 14:11:45, 2013-10-04
• @trbruce @cornell_lii I was there providing a certain level of tech support. CU-SeeMe was amazing software. in reply to trbruce 14:14:03, 2013-10-04
• @sglassmeyer And that would still leave 12 credits of real DE that could count to a JD. AFAIK no law school has a program that does that. in reply to emasters 14:16:43, 2013-10-04
• RT @sglassmeyer: Why is it that areas of law student development deemed most important are handled by lowest rung law school employees -cli… 15:58:05, 2013-10-04
• RT @rmortiz: Another takeaway: must get started early, no last minute prep when flipping the classroom. @lawlibne #llnefall2013 15:58:47, 2013-10-04
• RT @sglassmeyer: #ETLConference I'm thinking law school innovation has made it past first wave and now early majority ready to go http://t.… 16:49:38, 2013-10-04
• @sglassmeyer Seems odd that they want to keep focus on scholarship but are willing to sacrifice library. Good scholars kill for lib access. in reply to sglassmeyer 18:23:45, 2013-10-04
• @sglassmeyer I would contend that a scholarly community is only as good as its library. in reply to sglassmeyer 18:26:51, 2013-10-04
• @sglassmeyer I would want that great library to OWN vast collections of electronic materials + physical volumes to support scholarship. in reply to emasters 18:31:45, 2013-10-04

• RT @sidneyallen: Start Bootstrap – Free HTML Templates for Bootstrap 3 http://t.co/bYiZ5uk1px via @SBootstrap 20:16:02, 2013-10-03

• In many ways the Socratic method used in law school is like the original flipped classroom method. 12:00:55, 2013-10-02
• RT @globalmoxie: "Your best customers provide all the wrong information when the market is being disrupted."—@asymco Impossibly hard. http:… 14:10:04, 2013-10-02
• From my blog: St. John’s Law Highlights Blogging Faculty | <CONTENT /> v.6 http://t.co/ciCIebVbjY 17:45:11, 2013-10-02
• Hey @sglassmeyer in case you forgot here's you GitHub page: https://t.co/QSHw6JDcyi You need more commits and a fork or 2. You're Welcome! in reply to sglassmeyer 20:22:03, 2013-10-02
• @sglassmeyer Still waiting for you jump in at https://t.co/oKVPztjHsA so we can get the ball rolling. in reply to sglassmeyer 20:24:12, 2013-10-02
• RT @RWW: Now that we know the concepts behind GitHub and Git, it's time to have fun. http://t.co/b6JVkA4ILE 20:57:40, 2013-10-02

• RT @richards1000: http://t.co/y82JIXX4aS @RichardMoorhead : "These systems are quick & produce contracts … which those producing them do … 08:07:12, 2013-10-01
• In November 2003 an upgrade to the @caliorg platform allowed for the logging of Lesson runs. Since then > 8.6 million Lessons have been run. 09:08:06, 2013-10-01
• Over 300,000 law students have learned something about the law from the 8.6 million @caliorg Lessons run over the past decade. in reply to emasters 09:14:17, 2013-10-01
• RT @jqheywood: If you voted for a republican in 2012, this is your fault #EnablersAreNihilisticVandalsToo 10:13:51, 2013-10-01
• RT @librarycongress: As of Oct. 1, Library of Congress closed until further notice. Events canceled, most web sites inaccessible http://t.c… 10:14:31, 2013-10-01
• From my blog: Git Going on GitHub! | <CONTENT /> v.6 http://t.co/uzO9ZkGYfG 11:34:30, 2013-10-01
• Interview: Ask President Anant Agarwal About edX and the Future of Education – Slashdot http://t.co/FPHTZQmWO0 13:02:09, 2013-10-01
• RT @kevinokeefe: "We often think of the Internet enables you to do new things. But people just want to do the same things they’ve always do… 13:05:27, 2013-10-01
• RT @archiveitorg: We are archiving shut down messages, alerts, and dark sites during the #govtshutdown – please nominate URLs! https://t.co… 14:32:53, 2013-10-01
• RT @amyywan: What's a law startup? + Crowdsourcing a law startup directory http://t.co/AuI96DqTth 14:56:06, 2013-10-01
• Oops, some tech issues with the @caliorg webinar scheduled for right now. Trying to resolve. 15:06:17, 2013-10-01
• Access to all the best communication tools in the world doesn't make any difference if you don't make use of them. 16:27:20, 2013-10-01
• TaxProf Blog: 1L Enrollment Data at 20 California Law Schools http://t.co/RVQKZ6ujC1 [Hint: Not pretty.] 16:31:07, 2013-10-01

• Seems Joe Hodnicki's Law Librarian Blog is getting a new home. The announcement: http://t.co/bEviuAVm65 The new home: http://t.co/mkUiineXLj 06:50:28, 2013-09-30
• RT @richards1000: cc @LawMeets MT @maireadenright: Any law teachers know way to set up short transactional role-plays online? Smthg w/o ste… 07:36:27, 2013-09-30
• @johnpmayer That certainly is going to need more than 140 characters to explain. Best games make you forget time and get lost in the game. in reply to johnpmayer 11:01:27, 2013-09-30
• RT @ddraper: The inside story on LA schools’ iPad rollout http://t.co/0A5VUMT8oD (Or, How LAUSD Board Turned Schools into Disneyland) 14:23:57, 2013-09-30
• RT @txtbks: Libraries & OER : Join me on Wed 3pm ET for a great webinar w/ @ocwnews @PLOS @SPARC_NA @TheOrangeGrove http://t.co/FiY9Dd04ED 14:27:11, 2013-09-30
• RT @SamGoshorn: Moved a project from the Fun folder to the Work folder. Is that good or bad? 15:03:07, 2013-09-30
• @SamGoshorn That would depend on the project. I try to keep them in the fun pile as long as possible. in reply to SamGoshorn 15:03:44, 2013-09-30
• RT @teknoids: Teknoids Post: Anyone using ExamSoft's multiple choice question bank and assessment tools? http://t.co/TATyNLLjwL 15:12:33, 2013-09-30
• RT @markkerzner: BIG news about FreeEed #eDiscovery http://t.co/IXyj3N33xg 16:29:49, 2013-09-30
• @richmccue Too bad Google chooses to equate web design with advertising. Reminds us GOOG is all about ad revenue. in reply to richmccue 17:29:45, 2013-09-30

• @sglassmeyer you're probably right. I'm tuned into Homeland myself. Never been a fan of that other show. in reply to sglassmeyer 21:01:40, 2013-09-29
• @carlmalamud @waldojaquith The number isn't surprising, our systems log thousands of intrusions attempts daily. in reply to carlmalamud 22:06:11, 2013-09-29
• @waldojaquith @carlmalamud Maybe, but in our case I'm talking real unauthorized attempts to access secure resources, not mundane traffic. in reply to waldojaquith 22:11:57, 2013-09-29
• @waldojaquith @carlmalamud needs to be quantified somehow. I could certainly say we're under continual attack, but that doesn't quite work. in reply to waldojaquith 22:17:18, 2013-09-29
• @carlmalamud @waldojaquith Could be, but if you use ssh or a database on standard ports, check your logs, you might be surprised. in reply to carlmalamud 22:20:01, 2013-09-29
• @carlmalamud @waldojaquith Platforms like WordPress and Drupal are perennial targets and we use both. It's like never ending prank calls. in reply to emasters 22:23:10, 2013-09-29
• @waldojaquith We've given up on WP plugins and moved to fail2ban and a firewall. Very effective and doesn't impact WP performance. in reply to waldojaquith 22:25:52, 2013-09-29