Título: SOCRATES AND CONFUCIUS: A LONG HISTORY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN LEGAL EDUCATION
Autores: Paliwala, Abdul; University of Warwick
Fecha: 2010-03-17
Publicador: European Journal of Law Technology
Fuente:
Tipo: info:eu-repo/semantics/article
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion

Tema: No aplica
Descripción: This chapter examines the history of technology in legal education and considers the ways in which the sages Socrates, Confucius and the medieval inventors of the lecture have been the iconic stimulators of methodologies of eLearning. It argues that earlier ventures into information technology in legal education were influenced either by the Langdellian/Socratic ‘case method’ or the ‘lecture method’. Subsequent more innovative forms of eLearning have been inspired by the student centred and holistic Realist, Deweyan methodologies which have similarities with Confucian methodologies.
Idioma: Inglés

Artículos similares:

JURIMETRICS PLEASE! por de Mulder, Richard; Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Poem title list III –A little database outro por Virtanen, Perttu; Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT
Developing an e-reader and e-publishing model for flexible and open learning on a distance learning LLB programme por McKellar, Patricia; University of London,Warburton, Steven; University of Surrey
Regulating Nanoparticles: the Problem of Uncertainty por Strand, Roger; University of Bergen,Kjølberg, Kamilla Lein; University of Bergen
The Case for Regulating Quality within Computer Security Applications por Moore, Roksana; The University of Southampton
Network Neutrality and Privacy According to Art. 8 ECHR por Koops, Bert-Jaap; Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society, Tilburg University Law School,Sluijs, Jasper Paul; Tilburg Law and Economics Center, Tilburg University Law School
10 
FROM LEGAL THESAURUS TO E-SIGNATURES por Galindo, Fernando; University of Zaragoza