NOTICE:
The AALS Committee on Curriculum has recently sought out information about ways in which law teachers are enriching their classroom teaching by bringing in background materials that go beyond the judicial opinion. They asked for examples on the use of transcripts, documents, briefs, published narratives about a case being studied, video materials, interviews with parties and/or lawyers, among others.
The deadline for submission of these materials was May 15, 2009, and they were collected by email to akhair@aals.org. Check back soon for more updates regarding this material.
Posted on January 22, 2008:
In follow-up the plenary session at the AALS 2008 conference, the AALS’s Committee on Curriculum, headed by Edward Rubin, has established a webpage to collect general information and resources on changing curriculum in lawschools. Click here to visit the site.
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Professor Mary Lynch - Editor
