Add your point to the Google Map

1. Go to the LL.M. Google Map. If you're not already logged into a Google account (i.e., an email address that ends with '@gmail.com'), click the 'Sign in' link in the upper-right corner of the page.

2. Type an address, city name or other location description into the search bar at the top of the page, between the Google Maps logo and the 'Search Maps' button. Then click the 'Search Maps' button.

3. The location you've just entered will load into the map with a red placemark on it. Click the placemark (most likely a red pinpoint placemarker labeled with the letter 'A'). A bubble will load above the pinpoint with blue-linked options at the bottom of the bubble.

4. In the bubble, click the 'Save to...' link. The bubble will expand to show a 'Save to My Maps' option. Choose "Case Western Reserve School of Law LL.M. Program" from the drop-down options and click the 'Save' button.

5. Once saved, you'll see Google dialog at the top of the map that say your point has been saved. You can either click the 'view map' link shown or visit the map here: LL.M. Google Map.

Edit your point, add info on the Google Map

1. Go to the LL.M. Google Map and click the 'Edit' button near the upper-right of the page, just below the 'Google Maps' logo.

2. Edit mode will load. Either find your placemark on the map or find your address listed in the left-hand column. Click on either the placemark or the address.

3. A bubble will load over the point on the map. Add the name or description of the location (i.e., John P.'s first law firm job at Smith and Jones LLP, Beth Q.'s law school: T University in Taiwan, Jim T.'s current firm: Johnson and Jones LLP) in the 'Title' field. Feel free to add more description, images and links in the 'description 'field.

4. When you're done editing, click 'OK.'

5. Click the 'Done' button near the upper-right of the page, just below the 'Google Maps' logo to finish the process.

How to tweet.

1. Visit twitter.com. Either log into your account or sign up for one.

2. In the text box below the heading "what's happening?" type what you want to share with the world — what are you thinking about, what are you doing today, what interesting article have you read, what event is coming, what classes are you taking, how's the weather? — in 140 characters (spaces count) or fewer.

3. Click the 'Tweet' button.

4. Ta-da! you've tweeted.

What is tagging?

Tagging in Twitter can mean two things:

1. You can tag another user whom you follow by typing the '@' symbol immediately followed by the user's name (i.e., if I wanted to tag the university's research news twitter account, thinkintweets, I'd type @thinkintweets).

2. You can also label and track specific topics and dates with hashtags. What's a hashtag? It's the '#' sign followed by a word or phrase (no spaces) that describes a topic or event. For example, if you're tweeting about fun things to do in Cleveland, you might tag the twitter post with hashtag #happyinCLE. Or if you're tweeting about topics from your international law class, you might label it with #internationallaw. When tweeted, hashtags will appear as linked text. Click on the hashtags to see other posts with the same tags, track conversation or find new ones.

Where does the LL.M. Program tweet?

The program's Twitter handle is cwruLLM, and you can find us on Twitter at twitter.com/cwrullm. Follow us!

How do I tag the LL.M. Program?

It depends on what you're tweeting! If you're talking to, retweeting content from or directing content/questions to the LL.M. program, tag us with @cwruLLM. Tweeting about events, classes, friends, memories, reunions or other topics related to the LL.M. program at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law? Use the hashtag: #cwruLLM.

Please remember to keep content clean and respectful. Never post anything in the social sphere you wouldn't want the whole world to read or find years from now.

How can I join the LL.M. Facebook group?

It's really easy: log into Facebook, visit the Case Western Reserve University School of Law Foreign Graduates LL.M. Facebook group page and click 'join.'

What can I do on the page?

Are you an alum? Locate old friends, make new ones and network. Refer prospective students. Tell the group what you're doing with your career, where you've been and where you're headed. Share memories from your days at LL.M. Find and post news about reunions and other social activities.

Are you a current or prospective student? Meet other LL.M. students and network with alumni. Share details about upcoming events or ask questions about the LL.M. program, law school life or happenings in Cleveland. Find out why you should join the program or what you can look forward to in your time at Case Western Reserve University.

Whatever your role: use the Facebook page to make connections; learn about the program, events and reunions; refer prospective students; share news about your life after LL.M.; enhance your life within and beyond the program; and stay connected to the close-knit community you joined the minute you arrived in Cleveland. Just remember to keep all content clean and respectful. While we want you to share your advice, stories, memories and successes, please remember not to post confidential information that you wouldn't want to share with others on the Internet.

How can I add photos to the Flickr LL.M. pool?

1. Do you have a Flickr account? If you do: log into your Flickr account. If you don't: create a Flickr account (you can log in using an existing Yahoo account or connect via existing Facebook and Google accounts).

2. You can add photos to the pool from Flickr photos you've already uploaded to your account or you can upload new ones. To upload new photos: click the link that says 'Upload Photos and Video" on the upper-right part of the page (after you log in). Then follow the wizard, which walks you through choosing photos and videos, uploading the files and adding titles and descriptions.

3. Visit the CWRU Foreign Grads LL.M. pool on Flickr. Click the 'Join This Group' link that appears in blue just below the 'Foreign Grads LL.M. heading on the page.

4. Flickr will ask if you really want to join. Click the "I want to join this group" button.

5. Flickr will then take you back to the LL.M. pool page. Next to the pink heading that says 'Group Pool,' click the blue link that says 'Add photos.'

6. On next 'add photos' page, choose photos from Your Photostream (on the left) . When you click on selected thumbnails, the photos will be added to Your Selections (on the right). you may add up to six photos at a time. Once you've selected your photos, click 'add to group.' If you'd like to add more, go back to pool page and click 'add photos' again.

How can I add events to the LL.M. calendar?

The LL.M. events calendar is a Google Calendar, so it's really easy to submit events for consideration on the program's listing:

1. If you're a Case Western Reserve student, faculty or staff member, you are provided your own Google Calendar. Visit webcalendar.case.edu and log in using your Case ID and password.

2. To add an event, click the "Create event" button in the upper-left side of the page. Include a brief event title, complete location and brief description. Review for grammar, spelling, accuracy and punctuation.

3. Invite Adria Sankovic to the event: on the right side of the event form, find a textfield labeled "Add: Guests," insert adria.sankovic@case.edu and click "add."

4. Press the 'Save' button.

Note: Your event invitation will be sent to Adria Sankovic for consideration on the LL.M. events calendar. No additional steps need to be taken. Submissions that are not made via Google Calendar submission will not be accepted. Please allow 10 days to be added to the calendar. To see if your event has been added to the calendar, visit the LL.M. events calendar.

How can I add LL.M. events to my calendar?

1. If you're a Case Western Reserve student, faculty or staff member, you are provided your own Google Calendar. Visit webcalendar.case.edu and log in using your Case ID and password.

2. To add an LL.M. event to your personal Google Calendar, make sure you're logged into your personal calendar and then visit the LL.M. events calendar.

3. Find your desired event and click on the event title. A bubble will pop up. Click the blue link that says 'copy to my calendar.'

4. Review the event details and make sure the 'calendar' field is set to your personal Google Calendar's name. Then click 'Save.'

How can I sync my Google Calendar with other calendars or devices?

Check Google Support topics for tips and instructions on syncing devices and other options.