Jun 03

4:00 PM EDT

Conference check-in

Hutchns Hall
Jun 04

8:00 AM EDT

Breakfast and conference check-in

Hutchns Hall

9:00 AM EDT

Keynote Session - All In: Embedding AI in the Law School Classroom – How Did It Go?

Gregory Duhl
Hutchins Hall Room 100

10:00 AM EDT

Break #1

10:30 AM EDT

From Idea to Implementation: Designing Simplicity through Vibe Coding

Michael Dickerson
Room 0225

Asynchronous Does Not Mean Passive: Designing Cognitive Engagement for the NextGen Era

Brittany Raposa
Room 1020

From Passive Consumers to Critical Evaluators: Teaching Legal Research Students to be the "Human in the Loop"

Julie Tedjeske Crane
Room 1225

11:30 AM EDT

Lunch

Hutchns Hall

1:00 PM EDT

Quantum Computing Approaches: Are You Ready

Larry Bridgesmith
Room 0225

Behind the Scenes of my Contracts Course

Gregory Duhl
Room 1020

Grappling with AI and Teaching AI Norms in Legal Education: Curricular Impacts and Adaptation

Heidi Frostestad
Room 1020

We Are Stronger Together / Why Do You Think We Call Them "Exercises"? / State of CALI

John Mayer
Room 1225

2:00 PM EDT

Break #2

2:30 PM EDT

Leveraging Data: Mining CALI Gold

John Joergensen
Room 0225

AI and IP Law: What we should be teaching students

Jon Garon
Room 1020

Staffing Problems: A Case Study in Getting AI to Do Real Work

Brian Huffman, Benjamin Leider
Room 1225

3:30 PM EDT

Break #3

4:00 PM EDT

Teaching GenAI Through the Lens of Professional Responsibility

Daryl Thompson
Room 0225

The Future of Free Law: Opportunities and Challenges

Sara Frug, Tim Stanley
Room 1020

Visual Basic for Applications: The Most Underrated Coding Language?

Dan Quiggin
Room 1225
Jun 05

8:00 AM EDT

Breakfast

Hutchns Hall

9:00 AM EDT

AI in Legal Education

Korin Munsterman
Room 0225

GenAI and the End of Everything? Not So Fast: Lessons from a Stress-Tested 1L Legal Research Course

J S Liptrap, Jordan Jefferson
Room 1020

Teaching Statutory Research with GenAI

Shawn Nevers
Room 1225

10:00 AM EDT

Break #4

10:30 AM EDT

AI in action for A2J: Chatbots and better legal narratives

John Mayer
Room 0225

From Syllabus to Software: Vibe Coding Custom EdTech with CALI Materials

Jennifer Wondracek
Room 1020

Law as Code: 30 Minutes to Your First Vibe-Coded Teaching Tool

Rebecca Fordon
Room 1020

LII Under The Hood

Sara Frug, Nichole McCarthy
Room 1225

11:30 AM EDT

Lunch

Hutchns Hall

1:00 PM EDT

Drupal 10, AI, CALI Lessons, eLangdell Books: Keeping it all running

Elmer Masters
Room 0225

AI Can't Shut Up: Teaching Legal Judgment by Exposing What AI Gets Wrong

Nicole Phillips
Room 1020

"If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning" - teaching legal AI literacy with real-life court filings

Eli Edwards
Room 1020

ABA Formal Opinion 512 and Its Impact on Law Libraries

Debbie Ginsberg
Room 1225

2:00 PM EDT

Break #5

2:30 PM EDT

Old-Fashioned Legal Research: Doubling Down on Foundational Skills

Heather Simmons
Room 0225

Research Integrity in the Age of AI

Alex Zhang
Room 1020

Rethinking Exam Integrity: From Open v. Closed Exams to Controlled Access

James Becker
Room 1225

3:30 PM EDT

Break #6

3:45 PM EDT

Closing Plenary / Raffles

1225