Christine Storr

0000-0002-9593-5399

Lecturer in law and informatics (Law, science and technology; Legal practice, lawyering and the legal profession; Media and communication law; Educational technology and computing; Higher education)

Stockholm, Sweden

Christine Storr (previously Kirchberger) is a lecturer and doctoral candidate in Law and Informatics at the Department of Law, Stockholm University, where she has been teaching media law to law students, computer scientists and media experts since 2001. Her research focuses on legal information retrieval, the concept of legal information within the framework of the doctrine of legal sources and the information-seeking behaviour of lawyers. Since 2016 Christine has been the coordinator for IT pedagogy at the Department of Law where she facilitates teachers' use of technology. She created recipes for teaching (available at iinek.at/teach) during her time as a pedagogical ambassador in 2021 and has also written help guides for teachers on how to use the available learning platforms at Stockholm University (available at smartare.at/su). Christine can be found at iinek.net and as iinek on Twitter. Her more geeky side is available at www.hyperorganised.net.

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https://iinek.at/teach
https://smartare.at/su
https://iinek.net
Cyber Law in Sweden
The'I'in Legal Information Retrieval
Internet of Things: Right to Data from a European Perspective
GDPR Implementation Series ∙ Sweden: Quantitative (but Qualitative?) Changes in Privacy Legislation
The Rise and Regulation of Drones: Are We Embracing Minority Report or WALL-E?
Making the case for virtual law cases: introducing an innovative way to teach law
In search of the evidence: digital learning in legal education, a scoping review

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