Bill Henderson’s The Legal Whiteboard: What is Law Without Walls? Why does it matter? is a paean to UM Law Prof Michele DeStepano‘s innovative Law Without Walls program.
Does it scale?
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Michael, LWOW is a prototype. It’s role is to prove a concept. Scalability is a problem that has to be solved later — and admittedly it may not be solved. This is what innovation looks like. It is risky. There are no guarantees. Thanks for the post. bh.
Scaleability is one among many criteria. The Oxford tutorial is the epitome of non-scaleable but immensely successful.