I'm building a course around this, and hoping to offer it in Vienna for law students.
"By seeing larger ordering principles, students are invited to build cognitive equivalents of shelves or drawers for future knowledge to be organized by." (From 'Ways of Thinking in Informatics," Tech University Vienna.) Any law schools doing this yet?https://wot.pubpub.org/
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It happens to be that we have an abroad study in Vienna, and I'd like to take law students from the US and plug them into the rich informatics activity in Austria and its history in Hungary. We'd explore big data power and limitations in connection to a number of areas of law.
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