Much has been written recently about the high cost of textbooks, including casebooks. With the cost of a single casebook potentially reaching over $200, casebook costs are a major contributor to the ever-increasing cost of law school. The “open educational resources” (OER) movement has also affected the legal education market, and there are now a variety of resources for faculty who wish to offer free or low-cost alternatives to the traditional law school casebook. There are also a variety of options available for faculty, ranging from readymade casebooks with teaching materials to platforms that allow you to create your own casebook from a range of different sources.
