University of Chicago Law School Blocks Internet Access

April 17, 2008

Dean Saul Levmore of the University of Chicago Law School has blocked student “access to the Internet in classrooms last month to help them concentrate on course instruction.” Apparently, Dean Levmore has received “inquiries from about 10 other law schools interested in possibly following suit on the move.” For more details, go here & here.

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