Learning at the Law Library

Learn AI

Choose how you want to learn. Work through a self-paced course, watch a focused lesson, practice with an exercise, build steadier habits around your devices, listen to a conversation, or look at what is taught outside Stanford Law School.

Everything here is open to students, faculty and staff at Stanford Law School, and nothing is required or graded. The six collections below are different ways into the same subject rather than a sequence, so start with whichever one matches what you are trying to do today.

Read and work through

Self-Paced Courses

Guided courses for the SLS community, from AI foundations through technical workflows to the legal AI tools the Law Library provides. Start anywhere that is useful to you.

Browse the courses

Watch

Video Lessons

Short demonstrations and explainers for the topics that are easier to follow when you can see the workflow happen.

See what is planned

Practice

Interactive Learning

Exercises, scenarios and decision-based activities for practicing AI judgment rather than reading about it.

See what is planned

Work deliberately

Digital Wellness

Practical guidance for focus and attention, device and app settings, intentional working time, and keeping spaces where you work without AI.

Explore Digital Wellness

Listen

Podcasts

Conversations about AI, law, legal practice and emerging technology, beginning with Stanford Law School’s own AI Sidebar.

Find a podcast

Look further

Learning Beyond SLS

Selected courses, guides and training created outside Stanford Law School, including provider training for the tools we license.

Browse external learning