The Texas Law-Related Education group from the Texas State bar has built a wonderful constellation of online games for history, civics, and law.

_ Civic Law Games Citizen Science gamesĬitizen Science by the Games Learning Society, a socially-driven games lab out of the University of Wisconsin, Madison iCivics rights gamesĭo I Have a Right? a game in which you play at running your own law firm, from the iCivics team. It’s made for studying and reviewing what you’re learning in LSAT, law school, or Bar Study classes. The user can choose a law school topic, and play multiple choice games to test their knowledge. Law Dojo, has both mobile apps (on Google Play) (on Apple App Store), and online games for (limited) free play. We make law light-weight, colorful, and accessible - to play law smart! Law Dojo for studying for law schoolĬheck out our law game, Law Dojo. We’ve collected some resources together, for others interested in this topic too. We’re really interested in how law students & others can learn law better.

The major activity is around citizenship: how can tech-based games teach young people how to be civic leaders, interact with the government, and navigate civic life. Slowly, a movement of games & other interactive learning tools are coming into the world of law. Games can be a great vehicle for learning law.