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CALI's eLangdell initiative promises to rewrite casebooks for 21st-century law schools. To harness the power of community, eLangdell offers a commons where law professors can contribute high-quality resources and from which they can assemble their own course teaching materials. Professors will no longer be bound to out-of-date, awkwardly-configured books but are free to mix in their own custom materials however they choose.

eLangdell offers an open commons where professors create great teaching resources in collaboration with each other. Like Wikipedia, another type of commons, eLangdell encourages participants to contribute great materials, build on each others' work, and get appropriate credit for their own contributions. And, also like Wikipedia, eLangdell will feature powerful peer networks to ensure that materials are high quality.