General Faculty Resources

LexisNexis® provides a variety of teaching tools and resources to support your teaching and scholarly work. 

Contact your school’s LexisNexis representative who is available to conduct customized in-person or virtual trainings for you or your students. They can also assist with any product questions and Lexis ID needs.

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Lexis® Classroom: a complimentary learning management system, powered by Canvas, which is available to faculty and students. Lexis Classroom Quick Start Guide

Lexis+®: A comprehensive integrated platform that covers legal research, practical guidance, litigation analytics, brief analysis, and legal news hub. Also find Law School specific resource centers here.

Practical Guidance: Legal practical guidance from leading practitioners on topics and transactions in key practice areas and jurisdictions that include practice notes, forms, clauses, checklists, videos, legal development trackers, state law comparison tool and more. Check out Tools & Resources.

Lexis Analytics™: Prepare students for practice by introducing them to Context Analytics for Court, Judge, Expert Witness, Company, and Attorney research for key insights. Note, Lexis Learn covers researching judges and expert witnesses.

Lexis® CourtLink®: Introduce students to the most comprehensive docket research tool now integrated in Lexis+. View learning resources.

Lexis® Learn modules: a series of interactive tutorials with built-in assessment covering basic and advanced research skills. Learn more here. 

LexisNexis® Interactive Citation Workstation (ICW): Complimentary online exercises with built in assessment to teach students how to cite authority correctly (Bluebook and ALWD exercises available). Learn more here.

Ordering Textbooks and Review Copies: LexisNexis Store and Digital Library for Professor Review Copies

Legal Research and Writing Center: The Legal Research & Writing Center offers a variety of complimentary teaching tools and resources to support and supplement the legal research and writing curriculum including Lexis® Learn, Interactive Citation Workstation, Legal Research Exercise Bank, and more.

Contact your LexisNexis representative if you have questions or need assistance.