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ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw

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42 Adding Content to Your <strong>TWEN</strong> Course<br />

Figure 4-1. Modify Document Pages page<br />

Create a document page by typing<br />

a name in the Document page name<br />

text box.<br />

Select the Password-protect...<br />

check box and type a password to<br />

make the document page secure.<br />

Click Delete to permanently<br />

remove the document page. The<br />

document page is also removed<br />

from any courses sharing the page.<br />

Select the Enable RSS Feeds check<br />

box to receive updates on <strong>TWEN</strong><br />

postings in your feed reader.The<br />

RSS feed allows students to get<br />

RSS feeds when new materials<br />

have been added to the document<br />

page. Faculty can activate RSS<br />

feeds to allow their students to get<br />

more information on the course.<br />

4. Type a name for your document page in the Document page name text box.<br />

5. Choose whether to enable WestCheck in your document page.<br />

6. Choose whether to be able to receive updates on <strong>TWEN</strong> postings in your RSS feed reader.<br />

7. You can password-protect the document page so that access is limited to those students to whom<br />

you provide a password. Select the Password-protect document pages check box and enter a<br />

password in the Password text box.<br />

8. Complete this process for each document page you want to add and then click Save Changes.<br />

Note If you want to add more document pages than the available text boxes allow, enter<br />

information in all of the text boxes and click Save Changes. Then click Create/Modify<br />

Document Pages on the Modify Course page to return to the Modify Document Pages page.<br />

The page will now contain additional blank text boxes.<br />

9. You can access your new document page using a link that is displayed in the left frame of the<br />

course home page. (You may need to refresh your browser display by using your browser’s Refresh<br />

command.)<br />

Posting Items on Document Pages<br />

You can post items (such as text files, slide show presentations, graphics, or audio files) on your<br />

document page. Your students can view or download these files. To post an item, complete these steps:<br />

1. Click the course name on the My Courses page. The course home page is displayed.<br />

2. Click the name of the document page, to which you wan to post items (e.g., Syllabus).<br />

3. Click Add... at the top of the document page, then choose Add an Item from the drop down list.<br />

See Figure 4-2 on page 43.<br />

Note You can add multiple items by choosing Add multiple items from the drop-down list. You<br />

can also organize items in your document page using folders. To add a folder, choose Add a<br />

folder from the drop down list. To add a link to your document page, choose Add a Link. To<br />

add materials from Law School Exchange, choose Add from LS Exchange.

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