Internet Law Program at Harvard

I’m off for three days to Harvard to participate in the Internet Law Program, and though I wish I had had more time to participate in the online learning part of it, the DVD’s of the first four lectures that they sent are incredibly interesting. I’m going to run through them again on my 5 hour drive this afternoon. I am totally psyched to see Lawrence Lessig, Jonathan Zittrain and the others who are without question on the A-list for Internet issues, many of which have a lot of relevance to blogs and schools. I’m REALLY hoping there is a wireless connection up.

Hopefully it will be a chance to meet a couple other folks who I read fairly regularly and who have informed my discussions of the education part of this. I’m signed up for the Friday “Food for Thought” dinner with Clancy Ratliff on “Scholarly Publishing, Weblogs, and the Digital Commons,” and I see that Jim Flowers, one of Anne‘s colleagues, is coming up from Georgia. I’m thinking this will be pretty great all around.