Bootcamp
Designing Your Law Course
June 23-25
ENGAGE
DESIGN
Use student-centered design to build community and engagement
CREATE
Craft and build courses based on student-centered learning goals
CURATE
Locate or create learning content that is engaging and effective
ASSESS
Evaluate results using assessments that measure student learning
Create engaging law courses for classroom, online or blended delivery
ABOUT THE BOOTCAMP
Having taught hundreds of law professors how to successfully teach their law courses online during the pandemic, Professor Michele Pistone has revamped her successful bootcamp to address fundamentals of course design appropriate for law courses taught in any learning environment (live, online, or blended).
What makes an effective law course? Student-centered course design and this year’s bootcamp will teach you how to (1) create a course that aligns with effective, student-centered goals; (2) align course content with goals; (3) create and curate learning activities and assessment that are engaging and accurately teach and evaluate student learning; (4) and more!
The three day bootcamp runs from Wednesday, June 23-Friday, June 25, 1-4:30 PM EDT
Meet The Team
Professor Michele Pistone
Professor Pistone is a Professor of Law at Villanova University where she directs and teaches the Clinic for Asylum, Refugee and Emigrant Services (CARES) and founded the Law School’s in-house Clinical Program.
Professor Pistone is a leader in advocating for the incorporation of online technologies and learning sciences in law school teaching.
Jonathan Haber
Jonathan Haber is an educational researcher and consultant working at the intersection of pedagogy, technology, and educational policy.
His is the author of four books, including two in MIT Press's Essential Knowledge series and an expert in integrating technology and modern pedagogy teaching and learning in K-12 and higher education.