mylawchamber is a collection of useful tools to help instructors teach and students learn. They complement Longman's range of law textbooks to truly help students explore and enjoy law - and achieve the best results. They can include:

Companion Website support
Online Study Guides
Case Navigator
Teaching support materials

Companion Website support

Book specific resources for each title, with a range of additional activities and support to help students in their learning. Content between different Companion Websites may vary, but will typically include:

• Self study support organised by chapter which includes practice problem questions and multiple choice questions for exam preparation.
• Regular updates to provide information on changes to the law and guidance on how these affect textbook references.
• Live weblinks to relevant sources for extended study and wider reading.
• An online glossary and flashcards to test understanding of terminology.

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Online Study Guides

These are self study resources for students to work through alongside their law modules. They include:

• Units of summarised study material and learning objectives on key topics in law.
• A series of interactive problem solving exercises, plus graded questions to test the student's knowledge.
• 'In the News' case studies.
• References to relevant texts, and extensive links to relevant websites.

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Case Navigator

Unique case based learning to support students in developing skills for research and analysis. Case Navigator provides:

• A short introduction to a selection of core cases, providing students with guidance on what to look out for while reading the case.
• Direct deep links to the core cases for every foundation subject.
• Exercises are presented after the case has been read to test knowledge and understanding. Answer guidance is provided after the test has been completed.
• Summaries outline and contextualise the case and point the students to further reading so that they are fully prepared for seminars and discussions.

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Teaching support materials

Supplementary resources to help teach each title. May include:

• Testbanks - these subject specific testbanks are designed to be used in formal assessments or to check students' progress throughout the course. These are fully editable and available in electronic or paper form.
• PowerPoint slides with summaries from the textbook and visual support in explaining legal concepts.
• Instructor's Manuals include ideas for seminars and assessment with handouts for use in class.

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