In January 2021, MIT Media Lab will be offering the 6th annual IAP course on Computational Law.
For the most current information on this class, see the course site at: https://mitmedialab.github.io/2021-MIT-IAP-Computational-Law-Course
IAP Courses are particularly noteworthy because, subject to instructor approval, they are available to the broader public and not limited to MIT students. It is anticipated that the course will take place from 12pm - 1pm EST on the following dates:
January 8
January 15
January 22
January 29
The 2021 course will be completely virtual and will feature original lectures from invited subject matter experts, as well as insights from contributors to the MIT Computational Law Report.
note: all times are tentative and subject to change
Previous courses have studied a diverse range of topics at the various intersections of Computational Law and resulted in the creation of prototypes, practice tips, white papers, and scholarly articles.
Last year, for example, early ideas for Michael Jeffery’s What Would an Integrated Development Environment for Law look like? and Megan Ma’s Writing in Sign: Code as the Next Contract Language? ✍️ ⏭ 💻 came out of the IAP course.
Materials from previous versions of this IAP Computational Law Course are available here: (2018), (2019), (2020)
*Note: Filling out the Google Form does not guarantee you a spot to participate in the IAP course. Accepted participants will receive a notification via email.