<learningSummary>

A Learning Summary topic recaps and provides context for the achievement or accomplishment of learning objectives, provides guidance to reinforce learning and long-term memory, and can pose questions to enhance encoding and verification of the learning content.

Content models

See appendix for information about this element in OASIS document type shells.

Inheritance

- topic/topic learningBase/learningBase learningSummary/learningSummary

Example

This section is non-normative.

id="learningSummary_ex"> 

<learningSummary id="learningsummary">
  <title>Summary: Understanding mail basics</title>
    <learningSummarybody>
      <lcObjectives>
        <lcObjectivesStem>You now know how to perform the following mail basics:</lcObjectivesStem>
        <lcObjectivesGroup>
            <lcObjective>Viewing the inbox</lcObjective>
            <lcObjective>Opening a message</lcObjective>
            <lcObjective>Moving messages to a folder</lcObjective>
        </lcObjectivesGroup>
      </lcObjectives>
    </learningSummarybody>
</learningSummary>

Content model

<title>, <titlealts>?, (<shortdesc> | <abstract>)?, <prolog>?, <learningSummarybody>, <related-links>?, *

Contained by

<learningContent>

In order
  1. <title>
  2. Optional <titlealts>
  3. Optionally one of the following
    • <abstract>
    • <shortdesc>
  4. Optional <prolog>
  5. <learningSummarybody>
  6. Optional <related-links>
  7. Zero or more

Contained by

  • <learningContent>

Inheritance

- topic/topic learningBase/learningBase learningSummary/learningSummary

The <learningSummary> element is specialized from <learningBase>. It is defined in the learningSummary module.

Attributes

The following attributes are available on this element: Universal attribute group (with a narrowed definition of @id, given below), Architectural attribute group, and outputclass.

@id (REQUIRED)
An anchor point. This ID is usually required as part of the @href or @conref syntax when cross referencing or reusing content within the topic; it also enables <topicref> elements in DITA maps to optionally reference a specific topic within a DITA document. This attribute is defined with the XML Data Type ID.
@id (REQUIRED)
An anchor point. This ID is usually required as part of the @href or @conref syntax when cross referencing or reusing content within the topic; it also enables <topicref> elements in DITA maps to optionally reference a specific topic within a DITA document. This attribute is defined with the XML Data Type ID.