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				 724Learning 
                    Course Design Studio 
				
				   
                  The Course Design Studio can be broken down into the following 
                  two sub-components: 
                  
                    - Content Management and Authoring
                    
 - Assessment Management Facility 
                  
  
                    
                 The Course Management and Authoring is used to design and develop 
                  and manage new course material. Courses can be broken down into 
                  unlimited definable hierarchal levels. These levels can be customized 
                  according to style guide policies or the editors' requirements. 
                  Example: Unit, Lesson, Topic, or Chapter, Page.
  
This provides the Course Design Studio with the ability to replicate the structure of any paper-based course. Navigation is simplified by opening and closing levels (similar to a directory tree) from a dynamic table of contents.
 
                    
                   724Learning Course Design Studio provides an interface that 
                    allows an editor to enter content and change the structure 
                    of a course throughout the development process. Content is 
                    managed in a database that stores all learning content related 
                    to courses in a single source system containing text, graphics, 
                    and interactions represented as learning objects.  
                     
                    Content is compiled into stand-alone modules comprised of 
                    HTML pages, and objects (graphics, interactions) which are 
                    placed within the content delivery module of Learning Solutions 
                    Studio.
  
                    As you can see this facility provides a comprehensive tool 
                    to create and edit course content easily. Since course content 
                    can be categorized, stored, indexed, and retrieved by learning 
                    objectives, purpose, or keywords, course designers may create 
                    multiple versions of a course or new courses by simply modifying 
                    and re-using existing content stored by any of these categories 
                    previously listed. Each course created is assigned a unique 
                    keycode, consisting of a course and version number, to track 
                    unique course versions and content changes.    | 
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