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CALI

By Steven Melamut

As you are starting your new classes, we?d like to remind you about CALI lessons.If you are unfamiliar, CALI lessons are interactive, computer-based tutorials provided by the non-profit Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (www.cali.org). There are over 625 lessons available to help you study 32 different legal subject areas at www.cali.org.

Lessons are completely free for our law students. They are great for mastering material during the semester and for studying for exams. When registering a new account at cali.org, you must use our school?s authorization code to create the account. The authorization code is available to Carolina Law Students at http://library.law.unc.edu/exams/cali.html. Carolina Law Faculty should contact your library liaison for the faculty authorization code. You only need to use this authorization code once. After that, you may use the email/password you used to sign up in order to login at cali.org.

Good luck with the rest of the semester!

Full post as published by Carolina Blawg on August 21, 2007 (boomark / email).