Now your students can access all of the CALI (Computer Assisted Legal Instruction)
lessons available with or without an internet connection. You can use these as homework
assignments or as supplements to your class.
To access CALI online go to http://www.cali.org/ to create a username/password. You
will need a faculty authorization code to register. Ask at the Law Library’s Information
Desk, or check with your faculty liaison. Your students should check at the Information
Desk for the student authorization code.
Or, you or your students can stop by the library and pick up a CALI disk which has the
lessons pre-loaded so you do not have to worry about an internet connection.
Some examples of lessons preloaded on the CALI disk or accessible on-line:
First Year
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Civil Procedure
Constitutional Law
Contracts
Criminal Law
Games
Legal Concepts & Skills
Legal Research
Legal Writing
Property Law
Torts
Second & Third Year
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Administrative Law
Animal Rights Law
Arbitration
Business Associations
Commercial Transactions
Copyright
Corporations
Criminal Procedure
Employment
Discrimination
Environmental Law
Evidence
Family Law
Federal Courts
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Intellectual Property
International Law
Labor Law
Patent Law
Professional
Responsibility
Real Estate Transactions
Remedies
Sales
Securities
Tax Law
Trademark
Trial Advocacy
Wills & Trusts