CALI (Computer Assisted Legal Instruction)
CALI is a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit consortium of law schools that researches and develops computer-mediated legal instruction and supports institutions and individuals using technology in legal education.
Supplemental multimedia computer lessons, designed to enhance class teaching, were developed by CALI and add an element of interactivity to traditional classroom education. Approximately 300 CALI computer lessons are available, covering a large topical array. CALI is available on all law school PC's. Students may run lessons from the web, purchase a CALI CD, download lessons from computer workstations for home installation, or download lessons from CALI.
Student Registration
To register go to CALI, and click on the 'Not a registered user yet?' link. Enter the school's authorization code, NEWMEXstu140. During the registration process you will also create your own password. Thereafter, you only need to enter your email address and your password.
Faculty Registration
To register go to CALI, and click on the 'Not a registered user yet?' link. Enter UNM's faculty authorization code (available by contacting the Library Reference desk at libref@law.unm.edu; 277-0935). During the registration process you will also create your own password. Thereafter, you only need to enter your email address and your password.
Federal Rules eBooks
CALI and the Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School are pleased to announce the 2011 Federal Rules as ebooks, available free to CALI member schools. Follow the link below for downloadable .epub files.
