History
- 1970s - Interactive tutorials are developed on the University of Minnesota mainframe.
- 1982 - CALI is incorporated as a Minnesota non-profit.
- 1987 - CALI publishes its 100th interactive tutorial.
- 1991 - First Conference for Law School Computing Professionals (later the "professionals" was dropped from the title) at Chicago-Kent
- 1993 - First CALI website created.
- 1994 - The first CALI CD-ROM containing the entire library of tutorials is published and distributed to over 100 U.S. law schools.
- 1995 - The Conference for Law School Computing is hosted for the first time at a law school other than Chicago-Kent (University of Oregon School of Law).
- 2003 - CALI distributes free CD-ROMs for every first year law students at 196 US law schools (over 50,000).
- 2007 - CALI distributes over 140,000 CD-ROMs (one for every law students at 205 US law schools).
- 2008 - CALI distributes a DVD-ROM with over 720 tutorials.
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