Social Media Law Student

"One goal of the site is to connect lawyers to new technologies in hopes of making the practice of law easier—both inside and outside of the courtroom. Another goal is to share information about the practice of law, discuss, debate, and hopefully demystify some of the myths about those in the legal profession." Posts cover how law students, lawyers and law school career offices can better utilize social media for professional networking.

Author: Rex Gradeless is the blawg's founder and a recent law school graduate; Laura Bergus is a law student at the University of Iowa and also authors Laura Bergus; Josh Camson is a law student at the University of Pittsburgh; Jessica Dobias and Huma Rashid (who also authors The Reasonably Prudent Law Student) are students at John Marshall Law School; Madeleine Flannagan is an undergraduate at the University of Auckland, New Zealand; Jonathan Ingram is a law student at Southern Illinois University; Sharon Lovell is a student at Lincoln Law School of Sacramento; and Tyson Mutrux is a law student at Saint Louis University.

Recent Posts from Social Media Law Student

What is Google Chrome OS?
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Examining the Proposed Changes to the Federal Rules of Evidence
The federal judiciary recently posted a revised version of the Federal Rules of Evidence to solicit comments on the proposed changes. The revisions, overall, are a tremendous improvement over the current rules. They make the…
Twitter Launches: Retweet to Share Tweets (BETA)
I recevied the following message on Twitter today - depicted above (click image for larger view). Twitter is adding a special symbol (left) for tweets that have been retweeted. Not as earth shattering exciting as Twitter…
Google Scholar Search Now Includes U.S. Case Law and Legal Journals
The legal research game has just taken a light-year shift, thanks to Google. Last night, Google quietly non-announced that Scholar search now includes U.S. federal and state case law and legal journals. Recently, the debate…
SeatBuddy: Product Review
The SeatBuddy is a rubber silicone case for your iPhone or iPod Touch. You put your device inside and use the two straps on its side to fasten it to something in front of you,…
Podcast Ipsa Loquitur: Who to Blame for Tuition Hikes, the Facebook alibi, and Six Cardinal Rules for Social Media
New Federal Rules of Evidence Is Josh the only one that got excited about the proposed revisions to the Federal Rules of Evidence? -Probably. Who is to blame for law school tuition hikes?> -Is there…
Vote Social Media Law Student #weblogawards
Vote for Social Media Law Student Blog for 2009 weblog awards. Place the following in the comments section of the “law blog” awards: Social Media Law Student http://socialmedialawstudent.com/ http://feeds.feedburner.com/socialmedialawstudent or simply click the + sign…
YouTube Hack: How to Link Anywhere in a YouTube Video
I came across a little trick today that can save you (and the person you send to) time with YouTube videos. Say you want to share a YouTube link on your favorite social media platform.…
Learning to Change-Changing to Learn
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A Vision of K-12 Students Today
A Vision of K-12 Students Today. Should be applied to all levels of education. UPDATE: Was sent this shortly after making this post. Hat Tip: @cfanch Related posts:Top 100 Twitter Feeds for Law StudentsCalling Law…