law final papers using twen 120408v2

Final Paper Submission Using TWEN

December 04, 2008

Step 1 – Sign in to TWEN on Westlaw. (lawschool.westlaw.com/twen)

Step 2 – Select the (Final Paper) version of your course from the TWEN home page.

Note: You will be automatically added to the correct Final Paper version of your course in the weeks prior to the exam. If you do not see the correct course 1 week prior to the exam contact: lawreg@law.georgetown.edu

Step 3 – From the course home page click on the link “Click here to make your final paper submission”

If the anonymous submission is required for your paper, enter the exam number provided to you. Click Submit.

Step 4 – Review any special instructions and click “Submit your Assignment”.

Step 5 – Click on the BROWSE button to upload your paper from your hard drive. Click Submit.

Step 6 - Print and save confirmation for your records.

-Ignore standard Assignment Drop Box instructions. No resubmissions are allowed for exams or final papers and no grades will be emailed.

Georgetown Final Paper Submission via TWEN Step by Step Summary

Step 1 – Sign in to TWEN on Westlaw. (lawschool.westlaw.com/twen)

Step 2 – Select the (FINAL PAPER) version of your course from the TWEN home page.

Step 3 – From the course home page, click on the link “Click HERE to make your final paper submission.”

Step 4 – Review any special instructions and click “Submit your Assignment”

Step 5 – Click on the BROWSE button to upload your paper from your hard driveand click Submit.

Step 6 – Print and save confirmation for your records.

Step 1 – Sign in to TWEN on Westlaw. (lawschool.westlaw.com/twen)

Step 2 – Select the (FINAL PAPER) version of your course from the TWEN home page.

Step 3 – From the course home page, click on the link “Click HERE to make your final paper submission.”

Step 4 – Review any special instructions and click “Submit your Assignment”

Step 5 – Click on the BROWSE button to upload your paper from your hard driveand click Submit.

Step 6 – Print and save confirmation for your records.