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Twitter Updates for 2012-05-12

#CALIcon12 Session Of The Day: Bridging the Gap: Technology Integration from a K-12 Perspective http://t.co/Jj5wQpqg @caliorg #teknoids #
@sglassmeyer Probably better than picking a fight on the Internet AS a vacation. #
RT @sglassmeyer: A PDF of a book is not an ebook.[Amen. A PDF of a book is a photocopy of a book.] #

The thing about technology is that it never stops growing, spreading, evolving. I however do need to stop and catch my breath occasionally. #
#CALIcon12 Session Of The Day: Big Data or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Corpus http://t.co/VSzRGnmY @caliorg #teknoids #
@BryanPerret Right. It is nice to just pick a hill top, open a chair, have a seat, and admire the view for a little while. #
University of Minnesota compiles database of peer-reviewed, open-source textbooks | Inside Higher Ed: http://t.co/iXrHjPhb #OER #
#Teknoids thread, http://t.co/UjKxUNB2, generates blog post, http://t.co/3ghmcqgK, Tshirt design, http://t.co/yes3mUCW. Good discussion too! #
Request for Blue Sky Technology and Access to Justice Ideas | Richard Zorza's Access to Justice Blog http://t.co/hfbd9VpL #

#CALIcon12 Session Of The Day: Assemble the Big Stuff and Occupy the Process:.. A Homage to the BLIP Clinic Hackathon http://t.co/IX5pNWvl #
Making Metasausage http://t.co/3zg2pTwE [New blog from LII on legislative metadata for legislation geeks.] #
GoodNews BadNews on @teknoids. GN: no moret student printing. BN: the new topic is men's fashion and funny t-shirts. http://t.co/szbp3CNO #

#CALIcon12 Session Of The Day: An Update on eLangdell — What it Can Do for Your Law School http://t.co/TLdJ6cSo @CALIorg #teknoids #
Building a culture of sharing with the Open.Michigan badge project | http://t.co/mX1SMXRF http://t.co/Mx7Iyjdl #OER #Drupal #
RT @teknoids: Teknoids Post: Everybody's Favorite Topic… http://t.co/q05oDNpE [ WooHoo! Student printing! ] #
RT @aallnet: Quick update on federal eBooks (via RIPS Law Librarian Blog) http://t.co/W6b46RVd #
Reminder: CALI eLangdell has Fed Rules, statutory supps, casebooks, and more. All free, all the time. http://t.co/DoY7sQxw #OER #

#CALIcon12 Session Of The Day: A critical look at outsourcing services to central IT and the cloud http://t.co/k79e8cxz @CALIorg #teknoids #
LII Releases Online Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) » LII Announce http://t.co/4U9UnW2x #
Future U: Classroom tech doesn't mean handing out tablets- Ars Technica http://t.co/v8OmhJa7 #

#CALIcon12 Session Of The Day: 20 FREE & ONLINE Technology Tools to Support Teaching & Learning http://t.co/eSB6BWdu @caliorg @teknoids #
One law school reduces admissions, says that's the future of legal education | Inside Higher Ed http://t.co/QpM5DK1d #
Why Big Sites Run Drupal http://t.co/JDCeL4aG [focus on big gov't sites running Drupal.] #

#CALIcon12 Session of the day: $50!!! what do you need $20 for? Using what you have when budgets are tight. http://t.co/ygj2shOj @caliorg #
RT @audreywatters: Harvard + MITx http://t.co/bKkezH3h [Schools commit $60 million to the EdX project. Platform will be open source.] #
@trbruce Maybe the LH editors just need to get a date or something. Or is it one of those hipster irony things? #
College Open Textbooks – Law http://t.co/cLFxvnaQ [Includes many #eLangdell casebooks, statutory supps, rule books] @caliorg #

Just about 50 days until #CALIcon12 kicks off at TJSL in San Diego. Starting tomorrow we feature a session a day. http://t.co/5LFaisgg #

It's 11:45 PM ET. Do you know where your law student is? Prob'ly running a @CALIorg Lesson. Lessons being run at rate of 15 per minute now. #
RT @richmccue: Free Webinars Introducing FOSS4LIB | An introduction to OpenSource goodness for Libraries – http://t.co/PdrbiMBa #teknoids #
Well that's done. Selected 50 sessions from 64 proposals for #CALIcon12 The accepted session list is at http://t.co/5LFaisgg. @CALIorg #

The Library of Utopia – Technology Review http://t.co/3T1zQIsI [Good background on #DPLA and impact of copyright law on its success.] #
ProTip: Do not misspell your email address when creating an account that uses the email address to send you password reset messages. #