All the law schools moving from in-person to "remote" instruction got us to remembering that way back in the day, in the early days of the internet and email (1995, so really way back*), we wrote an essay in the Journal of Legal Education about the potential effects -- good and bad -- that might come from teaching-by-technology.
Thinking it would be interesting to see how antiquated it might now appear, we dusted off our copy.
So here it is. We'll leave it to you to determine for yourself whether it holds up.
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*The article is so old, it had to define "e-mail" for the reader.
"Hey, Did You Get My E-Mail?" Reflections of a Retro-Grouch in the Computer Age of Legal Education, 44 J. L...
