CALI has been at the forefront of a move toward e-casebooks compatible with smart phones and digital readers. As part of its eLangdell Stimulus Project, CALI is calling for law school faculty to send proposals for e-casebook chapters. If accepted, CALI will pay a $500 stipend per chapter. Instructors will eventually be able to create customized e-casebooks and course packets from materials available through eLangdell. According to CALI, law students will be able to access eLangdell materials for free. Thanks to Boston College's Legal Eagle for its initial coverage of CALI's strides toward free e-casebooks.
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