ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw
ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw
ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE TO TWEN - Westlaw
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7 Using the <strong>TWEN</strong> Grade Book and<br />
Assignments<br />
Using the grade book, you can create course assignments that your students electronically receive and<br />
submit. To access the Grade Book Home page, click Grade Book & Assignments under Display for<br />
Faculty Only in the left navigation on any course page.<br />
Note If you have not yet created a new course and are still using the legacy grade book feature, you<br />
can still find instructions in the 2010 version of the Professor's Guide to <strong>TWEN</strong>® available in the<br />
User Guides section on lawschool.westlaw.com.<br />
Navigating the Grade Book Home Page<br />
On the Grade Book Home page, as shown in Figure 7-1, you can do any of the following tasks:<br />
• Create and manage course assignments.<br />
• Have your students complete and submit their assignments online using an Assignment Drop Box.<br />
• View and grade assignments that your students submit.<br />
• Download multiple submissions for an assignment in one batch.<br />
• Calculate and store quiz scores in the grade book.<br />
• Set up a course to use anonymous grading.<br />
• Download your grade book to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.<br />
Figure 7-1. Grade Book Home page<br />
The Grade Book<br />
Navigation drop-down<br />
list contains the of<br />
main gradebook<br />
functions.<br />
The Grade Book Home page uses informational icons for each assignment as displayed in Figure 7-2 on<br />
page 92.<br />
Using the <strong>TWEN</strong> Grade Book and Assignments 91