Teaching ALL Law Students About Design – Making Open-Source Design Derby Materials Work for You

Date: Wednesday, July 24th from 2:00 – 2:45 pm EST/1:00 – 1:45 pm CT/12:00 – 12:45 pm MT/11:00 – 11:45 am PST

The Design Derby introduces law students to human-centered design while exploring challenges and opportunities for tech-facilitated legal services. We want EVERY student to have this opportunity, so we’ve released all the tools in an open-source repository and guide. In this webinar, we’ll share our experience running a derby, showcase and share with you the “Program in a Box” materials, and discuss how this approach can be adapted to various settings. Participants will gain insights into integrating design thinking into legal education and fostering innovation in the legal profession.

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Speakers

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Kelli Raker, Associate Program Director for Law, Technology, & Entrepreneurship Programs, Duke University School of Law

 

Kelli Raker is the Associate Program Director for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship at Duke Law School. She has been instrumental in designing and implementing the Future of Contracts Design Derby curriculum, drawing on her expertise in instructional design and experiential learning. Kelli is passionate about empowering law students to embrace creativity and innovation in their legal careers.

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Jeff Ward, Clinical Professor of Law, Director, Duke Center on Law and Technology, Duke University School of Law

 

Jeff Ward is the Director of the Duke Center on Law & Tech and a Clinical Professor of Law at Duke Law School. His teaching and research focus on the impact of emerging technologies on the law and the legal profession. Professor Ward has led several initiatives to promote innovation and design thinking in legal education, including the development of the Future of Contracts Design Derby.