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Publications
Books
- Introduction to Law Librarianship (co-editor with Zanada Joyner) (first edition 2021) (second edition forthcoming Summer 2024)
Book Chapters
- AI and Machine Learning in Law Libraries, in Law Librarianship Practice (forthcoming 2025) (50% effort)
- Big Data, in Encyclopedia of Libraries, Librarianship, and Information Science (ELLIS) (2024) (100% effort)
- But We Tried that Before: Using Creative Problem Solving to Create Braver More Innovative Law Libraries, in Millennial Leadership in Law Schools: Essays on Disruption, Innovation, and the Future (2021) (50% effort)
- AI Defined: Core Concepts Necessary for the Savvy Law Librarian, in Law Librarianship in the Age of AI (2019) (100% effort)
Articles
- Artificial Intelligence & the Future of Law Libraries: Mid-Atlantic Roundtable Report (2024), available at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4955870 (40% effort)
- How to Harness AI for Justice, 108 Judicature 1 (2024) (33% effort)
- Democratizing Law Librarianship: Reducing Barriers to Entry Through Alternative Pathways to the Profession and Increased Support to Students. A Call to Action, 43 Legal Reference Services Quarterly 104 (2024) (40% effort)
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence and Access to Justice, Arizona Summit on Artificial Intelligence Law and the Courts Reports (Dec 2023) (33% effort) [White Paper]
- A Look at Law School Legal Innovation Labs, AALL Spectrum (Sep/Oct 2022) (Feature article) (100% effort)
- DIY Analytics: Beyond Excel, AALL Spectrum (Nov/Dec 2021) (35% effort)
- Voices Across the Spectrum: Olive Pits and Allyship, AALL Spectrum (May/June 2021) (100% effort)
- Structuring Better Services for Unstructured Data: Academic Libraries Are Key to an Ethical Research Data Future with Big Data, 47 of Academic Librarianship (2021) (100% effort)
- Latinx voices: Cas Laskowski, AALL Latino Caucus (Feb 2020) (100% effort)
- TechTalk Column, Informed Librarian (Monthly Feb 2018 – August 2019)
- Tinkering Librarian Blog, (Co-Founder & Contributor Jun 2016 – July 2019)
- Pedagogical Lessons from Video Games, AALL Spectrum (March/April 2019 Cover Article) (100% effort)
- Building Vendor Relationships that Add Value, 41 CRIV Sheet 7 (2019) (100% effort)
- KIND of a Big Deal, Spectrum (Sep/Oct 2018) (100% effort)
- Reaching the Baseline: A Professional's Perspective on Technological Competencies for Library Students, 44 Academic Librarianship 541 (2018) (100% effort)
- Legal Tech Needs to Abandon UX, 3 Geeks and A Law Blog (April 9, 2018) (100% effort)
- Collaboration Instead of Conflict, CRIV Sheet (Feb 2018) (100% effort)
- Focus on Outreach: Academic Law Libraries Are Not Mayonnaise, 36 ALL-SIS Newsletter 29 (2017) (100% effort)
- Playing Fast and Loose with Copyright Law: Casemaker and Fastcase Don't Fight Over the Right to Copyright the Law, CRIV Sheet (May 2016) (100% effort)
- What I Learned at My First Library Conference, Wiley Exchanges (May 19, 2016) (100% effort)
Other publications
- University of Arizona Land Grant Project, [ArcGIS Story Map] (20% effort total project, 100% effort maps & geospatial analysis), https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/913da25f6c3d46658690c3800bfef48e
Book & Program Reviews
- Future of Legal Tech Recs: Practical Data Ethics, AALL Spectrum (May/June 2022) (100% effort)
- Book Review: Caroline Criado-Perez, Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men, 112 Law Library Journal 352 (2020) (100% effort)
- Exemplary Legal Writing 2019 Books: Five Recommendations with Femi Cadmus, 10 J.L. 349 (2020) (40% effort)
- Inclusion Recs: 4 Black Imagination: Black Voices on Black Futures, AALL Spectrum (Sep/Oct 2020) (100% effort)
- Exemplary Legal Writing 2018 Books: Five Recommendations with Femi Cadmus, 9 J.L. 233 (2019) (40% effort)
- Program Review: D2-Library Services for Communities Living in Fear, 38 ALL-SIS Newsletter 20 (2018) (100% effort)
