Course Preparation Project: Choosing Supplemental Materials (Update)

The posts on supplemental materials have been met with less interest than the casebook posts.  I think this makes sense: most of the pedagogical choices are made in the casebook, rather than the statutory supplement.  But there are instances of people choosing a different supplement than the casebook, or even eschewing a supplement and putting the materials online.  Some of our commenters have already mentioned these examples in the comments.

In addition, it would be helpful to discuss what additional supplemental materials you assign.  Do you assign a book from the "Foundations" or the "Stories" series?  Do you assign a study aid?  Do you suggest one?  Have you considered one but then chosen not to, or stopped using it?  Input on all of these areas would be helpful to new teachers.

Here are the individual posts by subject:

• Civil Procedure
• Constitutional Law
• Contracts
• Criminal Law
• Criminal Procedure
• Torts
• Property
• Business Associations
• Evidence
• Professional Responsibility
• Intellectual Property (including Copyright, Trademark, and Patent)
• Taxation (Individual)
• Real Estate Transactions

Thanks again for your thoughts.