Law faculty write the exercises and regularly review and revise them. The format of the individual exercises varies according to the authors' educational objectives. Some exercises use the setting of a simulated trial to let students test their understanding of an area of law. Other exercises drill students on the interpretation of cases and statutes. Still other exercises individualize the classroom tutorial experience by leading students through a series of questions, making them identify relevant issues and apply recently learned concepts.
Some exercises score the student's performance.
Some exercises ask the same question more than once, expecting two or more alternative answers. In many lessons you can get a score report by clicking the score icon. Print out scores . The CALI Catalog lists all the exercises and their approximate completion times. Some exercises allow users to quit in the middle of the exercise and resume that position when they return to the exercise later.