ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw

Figure 2-3. Course Creation page
For some topics,
you can select a
topic and then
select a subtopic
to focus on a
specific academic
area.
Note
• If you choose the Legal Research/Writing course topic, you will have access to West
instructional aids, digital pictures, and other legal research and writing resources. For more
information about these resources, see the TWEN online Help.
• If your school has a CALI membership, TWEN automatically adds links to CALI sessions that
relate to your course.
• If you do not see a subtopic that relates to your course, choose Other. You can manually add the
appropriate information after you create the course, including CALI lessons. (See ”CALI Lessons”
on page 35.)
6. You can now complete one of these options:
• Click Finish to complete your course using the default course settings. You can modify these
settings at any time.
• Continue through the course creation process to customize other course elements using the
Next and Previous buttons at the bottom of the page.
• Jump directly to a particular section of the wizard by clicking the steps (e.g., Forums) on the left
side of the wizard.
Using the My Courses Page
The My Courses page is the entry point to the TWEN courses you create. From the My Courses page, you
can also perform these tasks:
• View and customize a master calendar for all your courses. See “Using the Master Calendar” on
page 8.
• Use an announcement box to post announcements. See “Using the Announcement Box” on
page 8.
• Add a course created by another professor at your school. See “Adding Courses Created by Other
Professors” on page 10.
• Arrange courses and faculty programs on the My Courses page. See ”Arranging Courses or School
Names on the My Courses Page” on page 10.
Creating a TWEN Course 7