Vol. 16, 2010March 01, 2010 EDT
Paying Attention or Fatally Distracted? Concentration, Memory, and Multi-Tasking in a Multi-Media World
Paying Attention or Fatally Distracted? Concentration, Memory, and Multi-Tasking in a Multi-Media World
Articles in Vol. 16, 2010
Vol. 16, 2010
- Editor's NoteKristin B. Gerdy
- Studying and Teaching “Law as Rhetoric”: A Place to StandLinda L. Berger
- Using the Elements of Rhythm, Flow, and Tone to Create a More Effective and Persuasive Acoustic Experience in Legal WritingBret Rappaport
- A Tale of Election Day 2008: Teaching Storytelling through Repeated ExperiencesStefan H. KriegerSerge A. Martinez
- When the Truth and the Story Collide: What Legal Writers Can Learn from the Experience of Non-Fiction Writers about the Limits of Legal StorytellingJeanne M. Kaiser
- Persuading Judges: An Empirical Analysis of Writing Style, Persuasion, and the Use of Plain EnglishSean Flammer
- Beginning Legal Writers in Their Own Words: Why the First Weeks of Legal Writing Are So Tough and What We Can Do About ItMiriam E. FelsenburgLaura P. Graham
- Creating Assessment Plans for Introductory Legal Research and Writing CoursesVictoria L. VanZandt
- A Preliminary Exploration of the Elements of Expert Performance in Legal WritingErika AbnerShelley Kierstead
- “Writing as Conversation”: Using Peer Review to Teach Legal WritingMarilyn R. Walter
- Paying Attention or Fatally Distracted? Concentration, Memory, and Multi-Tasking in a Multi-Media WorldM. H. Sam Jacobson
- The Signature Pedagogy of Legal WritingCarol McCrehan Parker
- The Legal Writing Institute: Celebrating 25 Years of Teaching & Scholarship—A Symposium of Legal Writing: The Journal of the Legal Writing Institute and the Mercer Law Review, November 6, 2009, Luncheon Speech IntroductionJill Ramsfield
- Discipline-Building and Disciplinary Values: Thoughts on Legal Writing at Year Twenty-Five of the Legal Writing InstituteJ. Christopher Rideout
- Presentation of the Mary S. Lawrence AwardKristin GerdyPamela Lysaght
- Tributes to Mary S. LawrenceRalph L. BrillSusan BrodyLinda EdwardsChristina L. KunzMolly Warner LienRichard K. Neumann, Jr.Carol ParkerJill J. RamsfieldChris RideoutMarjorie D. RombauerSuzanne E. RoweNancy SchultzLouis SiricoHelene ShapoRuth VanceChristopher G. Wren
- The Past, Presence, and Future of Legal Writing Scholarship: Rhetoric, Voice, and CommunityLinda L. BergerLinda H. EdwardsTerrill Pollman
- From Polaroid Snapshot to 3-D Movie: Updating the Annual Survey of Legal Writing ProgramsSuzanne E. Rowe
- LRW Program Design: A Manifesto for the FutureEric B. Easton
- The New Accreditation Standards Are Coming to a Law School Near Your—What You Need to Know About Outcomes & AssessmentsSusan Hanley Duncan
- JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 16JLWI
M. H. Sam Jacobson, Paying Attention or Fatally Distracted? Concentration, Memory, and Multi-Tasking in a Multi-Media World, 16 Legal Writing 431 (2010).