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Teaching European Union Law in an On-Line Setting

From the 2005 CALI Conference for Law School Computing Audience: Technical Level: The University of Denver Sturm College of Law has offered two European Union-related courses via the internet: "European Union Law & Policy" (EU Law) and "European Union Environmental Law & Policy" (EU Environmental Law). The courses are aimed at educating American law students about the challenges and opportunities represented by European Union legislation and policy-making, a notion that is beginning to take hold as U.S. lawyers realize the increasing importance to their clients of EU legislation. A key element of the courses is to introduce students - through the use of technology - to some of the nuances and subtleties involved with EU law including its historical underpinnings and present day status. Technology allows the concepts to be focused on - to an extent never before easily possible - with the involvement of European experts from the policy-making, judicial, legislative, executive, and business worlds. Moreover, on-line learning allows for course delivery that addresses multiple learning styles. The purpose of the presentation is to consider how the Sturm College of Law has gone about developing and delivering online versions of "EU Law & Policy" and "EU Environmental Law & Policy." Among the topics to be covered are: on-line teaching generally; the development of the initial EU law course; the structure of the "EU Law & Policy" course; assessing student performance; student evaluations; and personal observations and conclusions. Jessica Hogan Manager, Educational Technology University of Denver Sturm College of Law Don C. Smith Adjunct Professor of Law University of Denver Sturm College of Law