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Wood, Emma M. and Misty N. Peltz-Steele. “Legal Education—Open Your Casebooks Please: Identifying Open Access Alternatives to Langdell’s Legacy,” W. New Eng. L. Rev., 43(103), (2022).

This paper examines the modern history of legal casebooks and the Open Educational Resources (OER) movement, as well as the various OER platforms ideally suited to create Open Access content for law courses.

Published Feb 14, 2022

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