The University of Chicago Law School has banned phones and computers in first-year classes to promote critical thinking and prepare students for human-centric aspects of legal practice, according to a…
The University of Chicago Law School has developed a strategic vision for adapting legal education to the AI era, focusing on AI-resilient pedagogy, essential human skills, and responsible AI use. Dea…
The University of Chicago Law School will ban laptops and smartphones in lectures for incoming first-year students starting this academic year, aiming to limit AI dependency and develop "AI-resilient …
The University of Chicago Law School last week announced a ban on laptops, tablets and phones in the classroom to help students develop critical oral argument skills that AI is unlikely to replace soo…
The University of Chicago Law School is banning phones, tablets, and laptops in first-year classes and redesigning its curriculum to be more "AI-resilient" amid growing concerns over generative AI che…
The University of Chicago Law School will ban laptops and smartphones for first-year students starting the 2026-2027 academic year, part of an "AI-resilient pedagogy and assessments" strategy to foste…
The University of Chicago Law School will ban laptops and smartphones for incoming first-year law students starting in the 2026-2027 academic year, aiming to develop "AI-resilient pedagogy" and ensure…
The University of Chicago Law School will ban laptops and smartphones for first-year students starting in the 2026-2027 academic year to combat AI usage and promote critical thinking, according to the…
The University of Chicago Law School announced a new policy banning phones and laptops for first-year students, drawing parallels to Harvard Law School's 1982 ban on portable computers during exams. T…
The University of Chicago Law School is requiring first-year students to keep laptops closed in class this fall to combat AI-enabled cheating and ensure independent thinking, as colleges nationwide gr…