As exam anxiety begins permeating the atmosphere in the Law Library, we’d like to suggest a resource that might alleviate some of your fears – CALI lessons.

What are CALI Lessons?
CALI lessons are a group of over 800 computer-based, interactive tutorials written by law faculty and librarians.

What is the format of the CALI tutorials?
The format of the individual lessons varies according to the educational objectives of the author. Some authors use the setting of a simulated trial to provide students with an opportunity to test their understanding of an area of law. Other lessons drill students through a series of questions requiring them to identify relevant issues and apply recently learned concepts.

How to Access CALI Lessons:
CALI lessons are available on CD-Rom, but we recommend using the up-to-date online versions found at www.cali.org. Register at cali.org using our school’s authorization code which you can get at the Reference Desk or by contacting us at lawref@uga.edu.