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What's a Legal Simulation

By jlutz99

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Law School Innovation has an interesting post titled What's a legal simulation?  Here's an excerpt:

If Paul Maharg has his way, American law professors may soon have as much in common with the game referees in World of Warcraft than Prof. Kingsfield from The Paper Chase. Maharg, author of Transforming Legal Education, is working with CALI to distribute and support software that enables legal educators to run legal practice simulations. SIMPLE (SIMulated Professional Legal Education) provides a framework for students to engage in transactions typical of real-life legal practice, providing the kind of contextualized knowledge and skill that the Carnegie Study and others have demanded.

Read the whole post here.

Posted by Jon Lutz

Full post as published by FSU College of Law Library Blog on January 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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