ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw
ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw
ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw
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6 Creating a <strong>TWEN</strong> Course<br />
COURSE CREATION WIZARD<br />
The Course Creation Wizard makes it simple to set up courses.<br />
• The wizard guides you through each step needed to create your course.<br />
• A status bar is displayed on the wizard dialog box so you always know your progress during the<br />
course creation process.<br />
• By default, the wizard creates a course home page, which is the entry page for your class. This page<br />
includes a course title, space for a graphic, a course schedule, and a listing of e-mail addresses.<br />
You can modify the course home page after it has been created.<br />
Note After you set up your new course, you can update and expand your course offerings at any<br />
time. See “Understanding Course Elements” on page 13. for more information.<br />
To create a course, complete these steps:<br />
1. Click Create Course on the My Courses page. The Introduction page of the Course Creation Wizard<br />
is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-2.<br />
Figure 2-2. Course Creation Wizard<br />
2. Click Next to display the General Course Information page.<br />
3. Type the name of your course in the Enter the name of your course text box.<br />
4. If you do not want to display your last name next to the course name on your school’s list of<br />
courses, clear the check box below your course name.<br />
5. Select the course term, (e.g., Fall 2011).<br />
• This term is used to determine the time frame during which someone at your school can register<br />
for your course and when your course appears as an active course.<br />
• The default term dates are Spring (December 15 to June 15), Summer (May 15 to September 1),<br />
Fall (July 15 to January 15), and Full Year (August 1 to June 15).<br />
• You can modify term registration dates on the Course Administration Information page.<br />
• Choose a course topic from the drop-down list. For some topics, you can choose a subtopic to<br />
filter your topic list (see Figure 2-3). For example, you might choose First Year Courses as the<br />
topic and Constitutional Law as the subtopic.