Doing a workshop with @jamesondempsey & @thegabcap tomorrow re: Open Education Resources for law.
Two of our provocations: 1) What if all materials for law school were completely free for everyone? 2) What if CLE credit was given for updating a local wiki for community issues?
We are thrilled to collaborate w/ @NYGovCuomo, the Reimagine NY Commission, & the Northeast Telehealth Resource Center to expand Telehealth Training in NYS.
*Read more about the initiatives @SBUPrez & her fellow Reimagine NY Commissioners have proposed. https://t.co/bBCZ4EGcrY
Pleased to share our report: “Judgments as data” in New Zealand. The work was funded by @NZLawFoundation. We partnered with OpenLaw NZ to build a research prototype. We concluded there is unequal access to digital case law and that this can’t continue.
https://t.co/nGoXN8Pwpo
@GTeninbaum If you need something new I think it’s worth a try! It got me started on inbox zero (which I’ve maintained) but didn’t think have a lot of value add once I built the habit. Ruthlessly mass archiving is a skill.
Anyone know what’s going on with NYC’s chief democracy officer (Ayirini Fonseca-Sabune) / office?
I see the 10-point plan but wondering if anyone is tracking https://t.co/7jxkeHLyay
I say this in the nicest way possible, but for the love of all that is holy PLEASE stop sending me and fellow bar examinees that article about the woman who gave birth during the exam. We know! We’ve seen it! And we hate it. She should not have had to do that!
"Today’s children are the first generation growing up
at a time of rapid datafication where almost all aspects of their lives, both on and offline, are turned
into data points." great exploration of group rights, esp as youth will continuously be the most data-ed part of a pop
to write a data privacy law, we should "strip the legislative tradition down to its studs" with governance and public mandates as the centerpieces @julie17usc@knightcolumbia#DataAndDemocracy
@julie17usc bills on data #privacy, protection in development subject to #maslowshammer. e.g., accept limited authority of bodies like FCC, SEC, without question. accept trust as frame for enforcement when regulatory tradition says otherwise. @knightcolumbia#DataAndDemocracy