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are free as part of your law school’s Practice Ready
subscription.
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and link out to additional content on Thomson Reuters Westlaw™ –
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EASILY INCORPORATED INTO THE CLASSROOM
Easily add a link to a title or specific section of a title to
your syllabus, TWEN®, or other course management tool. You can even
generate a PDF of a section with notes and highlighting to share
with a class. See reverse side or ask your Academic Account manager
for how to incorporate ProView in the classroom.
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ProView lets you research and work within eBooks the same way
you do with textbooks, but with the portability, convenience, and
efficiency of a digital format – the ability to make notes and
highlight, for example. These eBooks can be accessed via computer,
phone, or tablet – anytime, anywhere – with or without Internet
connection.
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Take the library with you. With ProView, your law school library
is at your fingertips including many popular titles not in your
Westlaw® subscription plan such as McCormick on Evidence, White and
Summers’ Uniform Commercial Code, International Business
Transactions, and more. Use the trusted resources practitioners
rely on daily to teach students the law.
ProView in the classroom
ADDING A PROVIEW TITLE TO YOUR COURSE MANAGEMENT TOOL OR
SYLLABUS
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go pro. Visit lawschool.westlaw.com
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1 Sign on to ProView.ThomsonReuters.com with your OnePass
information.
2 You will see a list of all available titles. Go to the title
you would wish to incorporate.
Tip: Many professors find it helpful to sort by Subject to find
texts on specific course topics.
3 At this point, you can decide if you want to link to the
entire text or a specific section.
4 To add a general link to the entire text, click the
information “i” symbol and then the Share Link button. Then proceed
to step 6.
5 To add a link to a specific section of text, click the title
of the desired text, navigate to the specific section, and then
click the Share Text button in the upper left.
6 Copy the hyperlink from the resulting pop-up and insert into a
Microsoft® Word document, TWEN course, or other course management
system.
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