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dLCMS Content Elements represent the basic building blocks that
can be flexibly combined to be reused in different educational
contexts. They will be assembled to larger learning units through
dLCMS Lessons. For a maximum of reusability content elements should
be small, modular, self-contained (or self-standing, i.e. they have
no reference to other content elements such as links or linguistic
references, but they may have prerequisites to the learner's
knowledge), and should represent a single didactic content type,
such as a definition, an example, an exercise, etc.
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Located in /ContentElement.py:50
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A dLCMS Lesson Unit is the basic container for courses or lessons. It
contains content elements and assets and integrates contents from other
learning units through content references. Learning Units can be
exported as content packages in standard formats such as IMS Content
Packaging or SCORM. Indexes and glossaries (using the Silva Glossary
product) can be added to Learning Units.
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Located in /LearningUnit.py:17
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Out-dated, use dLCMS Learning Unit inside a dLCMS Repository
instead! A dLCMS Lesson is used to assemble content elements to
larger learning units. Using lesson objects as root nodes and by
the help of dLCMS Lesson Elements as sub-nodes hierarchical
chapter-like structures can be defined. Each node of this structure
is associated with a content element through reference. Lessons can
be exported as content packages in standard formats such as IMS
Content Packaging or SCORM. Indexes and glossaries (using the Silva
Glossary product) can be added to lessons.
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Located in /Lesson.py:22
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dLCMS Lesson Element are used as sub-nodes to define a hierarchical
chapter-like structures of a lesson. Each node of this structure is
associated with a content element through reference.
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Located in /LessonElement.py:22
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A dLCMS Questionnaire is a simple interactive content element for
questions and tests. It offers simple single choice and
multiple-choice questions and it is primarily designed for
self-assessments.
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The dLCMS Repository is used to store learning content, such as
learning units, content elements, assets, etc. The functionalities
of a dLCMS Repository are similar to those of a Silva Publication.
Special learning metadata specified here will be used as default for
all content elements the repository contains.
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dLCMS Sections are used to structure learning units in a hierarchical
chapter-like manner.
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Located in /Section.py:16
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A Content Reference allows the reuse of a content
element already defined in another location (like an alias, symbolic
link, shortcut). A content reference is defined by a link to the
content element to be used. It is not a copy of the original
content. Unlike Silva Ghosts, content references are not versioned.
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A dLCMS Slide is an element of a slide show.
The slide consists of a slide show and a handout part.
The slide show part is displayed during a slide show, the handout
is shown only when printed.
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This folder-like object is used to structure the repository into
different topics. It is much like a Silva Folder and can be used to
specify metadata centrally that will be used as a default for all
content elements contained in the dLCMS Subject.
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