2/20/08  Discussion and brainstorming yields the following ideas/notes:

• One or more Smathers librarians should be the liaison for the page - along with at least one Law librarian
• LexisNexis Academic is the primary legal research database available to non-law students and faculty - the Law librarian and the Smathers librarians will work together to do the following
  • make sure all the liaisons are good at using the database
  • train the Smathers librarians in basic legal research
• Current page on Law library web site, "Research Tips for Undergrad and Non-Law Students" at http://www.law.ufl.edu/lic/nonlawtips.shtml
  • can serve as a beginning model for content that could be put into a Law virtual library page on the Smathers web site using LibGuides
  • each of the Quick Links/Headings could be a separate tab
  • Peter links to this page on his Business Law page
• should include a legal glossary
  • either one we build and put into the page
  • or link to an e-book
• link to tutorials and research guides at Georgetown
  • tutorials at http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/tutorials/index.cfm
  • research guides at http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/research/
• also include information on legislative research - using Thomas, etc.

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