Feature Requests

it would be nice if each case, with the case brief indicated if the law still good law!

Add transcripts to case brief videos, like Quimbee has for the courses.

This feature would allow a user to create a custom playlist of any of Quimbee's videos and have it autoplay

As a long-time user of Quimbee through Law School, and having purchased the top Bar Review+ program offered by Quimbee, it leaves a very sour taste in my mouth that I have to continue paying the monthly fee to access flash cards and other materials. I'd like to suggest that Quimbee considers including access to their entire platform, or at least the most valuable study materials, with their bar prep programs.

As an outline use, I would like the format to be updated to be more user friendly by formatting them like any other document, with the ability to scroll. The "book" format is horrible and inconvenient to use.

Create a series of one-page study sheets for complex/commonly tested topics in law school or on the bar exam (ex: RAP, hearsay, personal jurisdiction). The sheets could be fill-in-the-blank style, outlining the applicable rules and asking students to fill in key concepts in the blanks. A completed sheet would provide a student with a rules skeleton outline, that they could then use as a scaffold for essays on that issue. Alternatively, the sheets could be decision flowcharts (no fill-in-the-blanks), that break down how a student would analyze a particular issue.

Make the outlines phone friendly. They're hard to read.

I am writing to express my concerns with your MCQ function. It is not well advertised that when you refresh the MCQ function, you receive new sets of questions. I, along with my study group, have been under the belief that when it only says there are 5 questions, there are, in fact, only 5 questions. It would be wise for Quimbee to advertise this function that there are more MCQ because students could take advantage of that.

I see so many practice Q&A, but with limited time, I would prefer to try at least some in the areas I know I can benefit from. However, it does not like Quimbee offers searching practice exams by topics within a Subject/ Course of Law. Is that correct?

After I take a quiz in a course, I want to be able to reset the score.