Any organization or individual who wishes to learn or teach the law. Current CALI members include:
Here's the complete list of CALI members.
HOW TO BECOME A CALI MEMBER
If you want to access CALI Lessons for you, your students, and your staff, your organization needs a CALI membership. Follow the links for membership forms:
Membership dues for these organizations are completely free, but you still need to do the paperwork so we can get you access.
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Faculty, students, staff, and employees of CALI member organizations enjoy exclusive access to the following tools:
QuizWright® - QuizWright® helps Faculty track what students are learning. It lets professors write Multiple Choice, True/False, and Yes/No questions as formative assessments for their students that can be run inside or outside the classroom. QuizWright quizzes can be published instantly and privately on the CALI website, where most students already have an account. The faculty can view the results in real-time using online dashboards or download them to Excel for further analysis. With this resource, faculty can create a personal question bank to use with your courses year after year, view student responses in real-time, pull questions from a bank of shared questions taken from CALI Lessons, built on the robust and secure CALI tools like the CALI Lesson Viewer, AutoPublish, and LessonLink.
eLangdell® Press - CALI’s eLangdell® Press publishes free casebooks and book chapters authored by law faculty. All are available under a Creative Commons license so that faculty and students can use and remix the materials to suit their educational needs. Included in this resource are over 30 publications covering 17 different legal subject areas; it is compatible with all mobile devices and tablets. No-DRM PDF, MSWord, Kindle, and iPad versions of entire books are available. Print versions are available with no markup costs.
CALI membership is open to schools, organizations and individuals that wish to learn or teach law.
We'd be happy to meet with you, your faculty, or your adminstration about joining CALI - in person, via teleconference or online. And Ronella Norris, our Membership Coordinator, is here to answer all of your questions. Talk to your school's administration and tell them to contact us.
Membership application forms are also available for the following:
Law Schools Outside of the United States
Business Schools
Other Non-JD programs:
Law Firms
Corporate Law Departments
Government Agencies
Individuals
Legal Aid Organizations
Library Schools
State and County Law Librarians
CALI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and nearly all of our financial support comes from law school membership dues. US law schools pay a flat rate of $8,000/year regardless of size or usage.
We offer deeply discounted membership rates for organizations and individuals that wish to learn or teach the law. These memberships are $250/year.
Legal Aid organizations, library schools, and state and county law libraries are able to join CALI at absolutely no cost. Yes, that's right... FREE.
If you didn't find your answer, please don't hesitate to contact one of the CALI staff members. We'll be happy to help you!
Self-publsihed lessons are the sole creation and responsibility of their author. You can tell you are taking an self-published lesson by the "Self Publsihed" logo in the upper left corner of the lesson.
CALI does not review self-published lessons nor do we make any guarantees about their quality or content. If you have any questions about the material, please contact the author of the self-published lesson.