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Been reading the Carnegie Report on law teaching and learning in the States (see here, and see here for the brief online report). The online report is good, but it doesn't do justice to the book. I think this is one of the best books on legal education to be published in a long time, and here's why.
In May I spent two weeks in Hong Kong and Brisbane, working with staff at the U. of HK Law School and Griffith U. Law School on e-learning stuff. Jet lag and culture shock apart it was an absorbing experience to spend a week with staff in another institution, to work in detail with them on aspects of web-based learning in law, and then do the same with another law school in a completely different jurisdiction.
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