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Law-exchange.co.uk is a new site. We are trying to create an easy, free and effective way for law teachers to share resources, ideas and comments with other law teachers. The site is moderated in his (limited) spare time by Andy Howells, an ex-lawyer who now teaches at a large Sixth-Form College in the North of England.
Law-exchange has only been going for only a short time and we already have many members. We hope the site will develop into much more than an exchange of documents; you can now create a profile (where you can link to your favourite websites, your blog and more), make comments, suggest ideas and use the forum to ask for resources and ideas that other teachers might have.
Perhaps we are being too ambitious but we would like to think that law-exchange could become a community for teachers who are willing to share stuff.
This site only exists because of the generosity of law teachers sharing resources with each other. Please do join us in sharing resources and therefore making this a great site for us all.
Even if you are still unsure about uploading resources please do feel free to comment on any resources that you download and join us on the forum.
Please note that this site will always remain free and that it is administered by law teachers who are able to make your sharing easier. For example if you upload something with typos we can change them, if you want to change files that you have uploaded we can do this, if you make comments that you are now regretting we can delete them and so on. Just ask. We can also advise on how to protect your resources so that you retain the credit for your hard work!
And finally a big thanks to all those teachers who have already contributed to law-exchange by uploading, sharing and commenting.
Andy Howells
P.S. Have a look at www.loretolaw.blogspot.com for A level law content including topical stories, links, videos, discussions, games and more!