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michellez
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I spent seven years in law practice before joining the faculty at Touro Law School in Central Islip, New York. I have been teaching Legal Process, the first year legal research and writing course, since 2003 and, in 2010, I proposed and developed the course Cybercrime which I have been teaching since its adoption. With an undergraduate degree in Computer Science, I have combined my interest in technology with my interest in the law by creating this popular elective course. In Cybercrime, law students study issues involving technology and the applicability of the Fourth Amendment, statutory regulations in obtaining stored data, cyberbullying, stalking, harassment and more.
In June of 2014, the United States Supreme Court ruled on whether cell phones found incident to a lawful arrest may be searched without a warrant. See Riley v. California, 134 S.Ct. 2473 (2014). I appeared on the Touro Law School radio show, On the Docket, to discuss and answer questions about this case.
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Hi Community!I have been teaching in a higher education graduate school for more than fourteen years and until my fall 2017 semester, I had been calculating my students' grades based on an 80% pap...
Thank you laurakgibbs- I love that you focus on how to FIX the problem!
I use apps for everything (doesn't everyone?) and I suppose when I first downloaded the Canvas app a few years ago, I was first learning how to use Canvas myself, and the app was not nearly as upd...
Thank you for your comments @jared . This support is welcome and appreciated. I am currently in my second semester using the multiple lower-stakes assessments, with some tweaks on point allotme...
Thank you @kmeeusen - the support from you and from others on this thread has been wonderful. I love teaching and I especially love when my students who start out as beginners, finally "ge...
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When grading an assignment using Speedgrader, I love the ability to use my custom rubric as I grade. When I create a quiz, I cannot use a rubric in the grading process using Speedgrader. It would be c...
Great point stefaniesanders - thanks so much for the support!
Before the pandemic took over, I was fortunate to speak at a conference where I discussed providing feedback to students through technology. In sum, I spoke about how technology can be a win/win...
Very helpful, sweetera - stay well!
Hi @Anthony_Jackson - Check to see that you "published the course." Once it is published, students can see it. CHeck out HOW to publish course. Good luck!
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