Author Archives: Elmer Masters
Is follow.it a suitable replacement for the now defunct feedburner?
This is why I’m here. Follow.it is free to start and seems inexpensive for most. Each Classcaster blog will need to have it’s own setup that is managed at follow.it. Now waiting to see how the email part works. Seems … Continue reading
Some LessonLinks for testing
Try these: Lesson Title LessonLink URL Citation Form for Briefs and Legal Memoranda https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/561/LWR01/5456/jq Plagiarism – Keeping Out of Trouble https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/1119/LWR63/5456/jq Ethical Considerations for Legal Memo Writing https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/8993/LWR41/5456/jq Appellate Briefs: Ethical and Professional Considerations https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/9663/LWR42/5456/jq My 9/14/2020 Lesson :: https://d7.calidev.org/lessonlink/17739/SPL/5457/jq
Fun with Word?
Maybe? I suppose this could be useful if the template can be tweaked for different content types in WordPress.
Posting From Word 9/24/2020
It’s easy enough to write in Word and post to WordPress. I don’t know why more folks don’t do it.
Trying out Open Live Writer
This is Open Live Writer, an open source fork of the MSFT blog editor Live Writer. Open Live Writer is like Word for your blog. Open Live Writer is a powerful, lightweight blog editor that allows you to create blog … Continue reading
A Classcaster podcast for 2015-06-19
DRAFT – Please edit this post before publishing. Change the title above to reflect the subject matter of the post. Edit this section to add any additional material for your students or audience. Click here to download the Classcaster audio. … Continue reading
Protected: Sample Syllabus
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this a test.
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Something interesting from eLangdell.
January 6, 2013 “We begin with a hypothetical court opinion. Suppose that plaintiff [P] brings a tort suit in federal district court under diversity of citizenship jurisdiction. The governing statute, 28 U.S.C. § 1332(a), requires that the “matter in controversy” … Continue reading