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What can you do on this screen?

Elements are the major headings for your content. There are predefined elements for the Front Matter of the instructor and participant guides. You can create elements for the Overview and Summary folders underneath the Terminal Objective Level and underneath the Enabling Objective Level.

 

Elements

Figure 252:  Elements

Once you have selected an element, you can:

View/Edit Title-Edit the element title and type.

Add a New-White page or paragraph (and convert either one to a note, caution, or warning), or test item for the Practice or Assessment elements.

Resequence Resequence-White the pages, paragraphs, notes, cautions, or warnings underneath the element.

Select Show History ShowHistory to review the changes made to the element.

Copy Copy-white the element.

Paste/Append Paste-white the contents (pages, paragraphs, notes, cautions, or warnings) of a copied element at the end of any existing content. If you cannot paste an element directly, you can try to Paste/Append the contents of the element, though you cannot paste the contents an element that contains a sheet citation to a Front Matter, Overview, or Summary element. You can also copy all test items from a Practice or Assessment element at a time, by copying the element and then selecting Paste/Append on another Practice or Assessment element. The Performance Job Sheet test item cannot be pasted into a Practice element, as that type of test item can only be copied/pasted to another Assessment element.

Delete Delete-White a selected element. Once you've selected OK to the confirmation message, an Undo button displays on the bottom left of the screen that allows you to revert the deletion.
Note: You cannot delete a required element under the Enabling Objective Level.

Select Explain Flag ExplainFlag-White to review the reasons the element item has been flagged.

Expand Expand the tree to the lowest level.

View/Edit the Storyboard for the element.

View the Design Considerations for Front Matter elements, for Overview or Summary elements, or for elements at the Enabling Objective Level.

Editing an ElementAdding or Editing an Element