Roger V. Skalbeck is a Professor of Law and the Associate Dean of Library & Information Resources. He teaches legal research, applied practice technology, and copyright law. He is a frequent presenter on legal technology at national conferences, and he writes about libraries, technology, and intellectual property. Dean Skalbeck is on the Board of Directors for the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI), a member of the Virginia Access to Justice Commission’s Committee on Self-Represented Litigants, and a member of the Legal Scholarship Advisory Board for LawArXiv. He was formerly an Adjunct Professor and Associate Librarian at Georgetown Law Center, where he co-taught a seminar on Technology Innovation and Law Practice.
Top 10 Law School Home Pages of 2012, 3 Journal of Law 51 (with Matt Zimmerman) (2013).
Top 10 Law School Home Pages of 2011, 2 Journal of Law 25 (2012).
Government Relations Office and Copyright Committee, American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Issue Brief 2010-5 (with Jennifer Wondracek) (2010).
Ideas and Thoughts on Law Libraries and Law Firm Intranet, 9 Trends in Law Library Management and Technology 5 (1998).
Fastcase, in A Guide to Legal Research in Virginia (Virginia CLE Foundation) (Joyce Janto, ed.) (2017).
Honoring Rick McKinney and LLSDC's Legislative Source Book, in Festschrift in Honor of Rick McKinney (with Joyce Janto et al.) (2016).
Leveraging Narratives: Communicating Value with Qualitative Content, in Defining ROI: Law Library Best Practices 7 (2016).
Preserving the LLSDC Legislative Source Book with PERMA.CC, in Festschrift in Honor of Rick McKinney (2016).
Re-Hashing the Hash Tag - Crowd Competition and Community Standards at the #AALL2009 Conference, LLRX.com (with Meg Kribble) (August 2009).
Can Collaboration Solve Copyright Status Questions? The WorldCat Copyright Evidence Registry, LLRX.com (May 2009).
DoNotCall.gov: Do Not Call it up With Firefox, LLRX.com (September 2007).
Law and Technology Podcasts, LLRX.com (August 2007).
How Dewey Classify OCLC's Lawsuit, LLRX.com (September 2003).
Finding and Using Images, While Respecting Copyright, 66 Virginia Lawyer 51 (2017).
National Conference on Copyright of State Legal Materials, 21 American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Spectrum 37 (2016).
Benefits and Risks of Legal Research Technologies, 64 Virginia Lawyer 41 (August 2015).
Tech Innovation in the Academy, Peer to Peer 24 (December 2012).
Mobile Legal Research: Do We NEED an App for That?, Law Library Lights 20 (The Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C., Inc.) (Winter 2011).
Top 10 Law School Home Pages of 2010, Green Bag Almanac & Reader 2011 339 (Green Bag Press) (Ross Davies, ed.) (with Jason Eiseman) (2010).
The Power of Collaboration: WorldCat's Copyright Evidence Registry, 13 American Association of Law Libraries Spectrum 14 (2009).
Top 10 Law School Home Pages of 2009, 2010 Green Bag Almanac 289 (Green Bag Press) (Ross Davies, ed.) (2009).
New Research Uses for Patent and Trademark Data, Legal Information Alert (February 2008).
The Freedom of Information Act and Trade Secrets, Legal Information Alert (2007).
Law and Technology Podcasts, New Jersey Lawyer Online S4 (December 2007).
Have You reddit? Exploring Ways to Digg Some del.icio.us Stories, Legal Information Alert (with Sara Sampson) (May 2007).
Don't Dilute my Coffee! Federal Trademark Dilution and Likely Legislative Changes, Legal Information Alert (June 2006).
Is There a New Digital Collection in Your Future?, Legal Information Alert (with Iva Futrell) (February 2006).
Did You Use Westlaw Enough For That Free iPod?--What Recent Graduates May (or May Not) Know About Legal Research, 24 Legal Information Alert (with Iva Futrell) (July 2005).
Isn't that Patented Trademark Under Copyright Protection?, 5 infoEdge (Thomson/West) (April 2004).
Computing Efficiencies, Computing Proficiencies & Advanced Legal Technologies, 50 Virginia Lawyer 24 (2001).
Legal Software Review Sources and Related Sites to Help Meet Law Practice Technology Needs, 49 Virginia Lawyer 55 (April 2001).
Casting a Wide Intranet, Legal Times (Special Supplement: Expanding Horizons: New Frontiers for Law Firm Librarians) S26 (with Sabrina Pacifici) (July 1999).
Tech Innovation in the Academy, American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) and the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) Digital White Paper 74 (October 2012) (reprinted in Peer to Peer, Dec. 2012).
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