Smartphone Tour of the Law Library’s Resources

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Situated throughout  the Law Library are small placards that identify important sources that you should be aware of as a law student. The conglomeration of these signs make up a tour of the law library’s resources called LibTour. Whether you are a 1L or a more seasoned veteran of law school, taking part in this tech savvy tour will help you take advantage of the resources available to you at the library. After locating one of the signs, simply use your smartphone to scan the QR code and you will immediately hear an audio clip which will give you an overview of the source in front of which you are standing. Some of the sources you will locate and learn about include American Jurisprudence, Corpus Juris Secondum, and Uniform Laws and Model Acts. There are eleven important research sources included in the tour. To find them all, pick up a green “LibTour” sheet at the front desk or download the following attachment.

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Meredith has a passion for books, art, and long distance running. Currently she works as the law library assistant at Cleveland State University. She holds a BFA in Illustration and English from Syracuse University and a MA in English Literature from the University of Sussex.