p. 1357. Legal materials and resources
- Imogen MooreImogen MooreSenior Teaching Fellow in Law; Director of Education in the Law School, University of Bristol
- and Craig Newbery-JonesCraig Newbery-JonesLecturer in Legal Education, University of Leeds
Abstract
When a student begins studying law at university, they will be greeted with a plethora of new and unfamiliar sources that they will need to discover and explore. Part of the learning journey is navigating the way to the right resources and using them to guide to greater understanding. Finding relevant and appropriate legal resources can be one of the biggest challenges the student may face when arriving at university. This chapter considers the various resources available in the modern university — both traditional library resources and additional digital resources. It also considers resources in the wider context of the changing nature of legal study, the increasing use of technology, and the accessibility of sources.
