EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

CALI: Computer Aided Legal Instruction

CALI : Computer Assisted Legal Instruction

Law students at Columbia University have access to over 115 computer-based lessons, tutorials, and games in the following subjects:

Administrative Law	Criminal Law	Insurance Law	Real Estate
Arbitration	Employment Discrimination	Intellectual Property	Sales
Civil Procedure	Environmental Law	Labor Law	Taxation
Constitutional Law	Examination Skills	Professional Responsibility	Torts
Contracts	Federal Courts	Property	Trial Advocacy
Corporate Law			Wills & Trusts

Use the lessons at school :

From any CU Law School Computer

Use the following steps launch the CALI Program

Log in to your student account
Click on "Start Button"
Mouse over "Law School Applications"
Mouse over "Course Materials Online"
Click on "CALI Program"

To start a lesson in the CALI Program

Click on "CALI Lessons" (This brings you to the CALI Lesson subject areas)
Click on the subject of choice (All subjects are in blue and underlined)
Click on lesson from list (Lesson may take a few seconds to launch)
Navigate through lessons using <- , -> , Back Button, Next Button

To exit a lesson or the CALI Program

Click on the "X" button on the upper right of the appropriate window

To use the lessons at home :

Via Internet
Download the lessons directly from the CALI Web Site

Go to http://www.cali.org
Click on Icon "Download CALI"
When asked for password enter the password. Email Educational Technology if you don't know the password.

Use Webolis to run the lessons over the internet

Go to http://www.cali.org
Click on Icon "Webolis"
When asked for password enter the password. Email Educational Technology if you don't know the password.

For more information about CALI computer-based legal education materials contact the computer lab manager or librarian or contact CALI by email at cali@umn.edu or call 612-625-3419.