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The <learningContent> topic type

Posted on 09.21.18

The Learning and Training specialization Lesson 2: The Learning and Training topic types The <learningContent> topic type

The <learningContent> topic type contains the actual learning content.

In a <learningContent> topic, the main element is the <learningContentbody> element. The <learningContentbody> element can contain the following elements:

  1. <lcIntro>: introduction to the content
  2. <lcDuration>: estimated time to complete the following content
  3. <lcObjectives>: what students should gain from the content in the topic
  4. <lcChallenge>: explaination of what you want the student to practice
  5. <lcInstruction>: the instructional content

These elements may be followed by an unlimited number of <section> elements.

The <learningContent> topic also allows you to use content from DITA task, concept, and reference topics. You can nest these directly within the <learningContent> topic or add them using a map. We will discuss this in further detail in the <learningContent> lesson, but it means that you can reference content written in standard DITA topics. If you were creating a course from a previously written book, you could reference the existing DITA material to include in your course.

Contributors
  • Simon Bate, Scriptorium
  • Gretyl Kinsey, Scriptorium
  • Kaitlyn Heath, Scriptorium
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