Free and Low Cost Law School Casebooks and Teaching Resources

Create a Jeopardy game or find games created by others.

Play quiz games in live classes or use Kahoot Challenges for asynchronous classes. See student results. Pay version offers more types of questions and additional features.

Free, with in-app purchases. Play quiz games using the app available on Google Play or App Store. There is a limited free version available on the web which can be played in a synchronous class.

Free academic plan - 40 responses per poll.
Activities include polls, multiple choice, word clouds, Upvote and Downvote Q & A, Answer a question by clicking anywhere on an image and responding, open-ended questions, rankings and more. Reports are only on the paid plan.
An asynchronous quizz can be created as a Survey.

Create quizzes or search for quizzes made by others. Fun memes appear after the student answers the question. Can be played live or assigned as homework. You can also create lessons with slides combined with quizzes and polls.

Create “study sets” and Quizlet automatically converts the set into flashcards, tests, Match (a matching game), Gravity (a quiz version of Asteroids), and memorization drills by filling in the blank (“Learn”) and typing what you hear (“Spell”). "Live" is a live version you can play with the class. You can also use study sets others have created.

quizzes with instant grading, space race games, polls and exit tickets. The free version allows up to 50 students to take the quiz, and gives you one room.

Free version available with Jeopardy, List (Family Feud), Trivia. Wheel of Fortune and TicTacToe are extra.

Free - unlimited users. Shows who buzzed in first. Students can type in or say the answer. Teacher has ability to lock buzzers until finished asking the questions.

Creates an interactive walk-through wih step by step instructions for how to do a certain process, such as on Lexis or Westlaw. The end product is a list of steps and screenshots. These are created by going onto Tango and then going through the process yourself.

Creates a visual with two columns - one for arguments pro, one for arguments con. In each column, there are boxes for different arguments where students can discuss them.

Add text discussion to a video timeline. Use videos from YouTube.

A video discussion tool where teachers can pose questions and students can upload video responses. Students can reply to each others' videos.

Create online threaded video discussions. Insert text, audio or video at points in a video timeline. Draw and annotate on the video. You can use any digital media - images, etc. - not just video.
Not free.

Create interactive slideshows for synchronous or asynchronous learning. Add video. Add activities like polls, fill in the blank, matching pairs, time to climb multiple choice game, quiz, flipgrid or collaborate board. Free version available - 40 students per lesson.

Create 4 part lessons. Start with a Youtube video ("Watch") and have students answer multiple choice questions ("Think"), look at links for more information ("Dig Deeper") and post on a discussion board ("Discuss"). You do not have to have all four parts. Great for asynchronous classes.

for University of Akron Users with a Libguide Account. Create tutorials with embedded questions.

Interactive whiteboard. You can also pull in documents and mark them up.

Add documents, videos, sticky notes, images, etc. Add line connectors between items to create flowcharts. Organize, vote on and assign items to people. Collaborate before, during or after the meeting. Export to word, pdf, powerpoint or excel.

When using Teams Meetings, click on the Share icon and you will see Microsoft Whiteboard. You can set it so that only you can edit the Whiteboard or everyone in the meeting can. Text, sticky notes and drawing available.

Place sticky notes in various columns or areas, add images, text, files, icons. Free

Users can post notes on a digital wall. You can post images, links, videos and documents. You can rearrange the items on a timeline, to show hierachies, etc. You can create columns and have the students post notes in one or more of the columns.

Digital bulletin boards to add sticky notes, images, videos or documents. Create private groups and invite people to join via email.

FREE MPRE deck. Other decks for a fee. Akron Law subscribes, so the Law in a Flash cards are free for student and faculty use. Just click on Member Login in the upper right.

Open source flashcard maker. Its algorithm uses spaced repetition.

A free service for creating web-based study flashcards that can be shared with others. Use as flashcards in a study session, or Play a Game such as Quiz Me (multiple choice), Speed (timer) or Pop Quiz (fill in the blanks.)

Includes lots of flashcard apps.

quizzes with instant grading, space race games, polls and exit tickets. The free version allows up to 50 students to take the quiz, and gives you one room.

Free academic plan - 40 responses per poll.
Activities include polls, multiple choice, word clouds, Upvote and Downvote Q & A, Answer a question by clicking anywhere on an image and responding, open-ended questions, rankings and more. Reports are only on the paid plan.
An asynchronous quizz can be created as a Survey.