<learningGroupMap>
Use a <learningGroupMap>
to create standalone aggregations of
<learningObject>
and <learningGroup>
elements,
as well as overviews, summaries, and assessments, according to the needs identified by the
learning goals and objectives.
The <learningGroupMap>
is a map specialization which supports the
DITA learning and training map domain. It is used to aggregate
<learningObject>
and <learningGroup>
elements, together with their supporting files and assessments, into a single standalone map
type. The <learningGroupMap>
references one and only one
<learningGroup>
. Any <topicref>
elements
that occur before the <learningGroup>
are intended to be
resource-only references such as key definitions.
Recursion is provided to support complex aggregations of learning content and can be used as necessary to support the creation of complex learning structures, such as learning units, sections, and courses.
See appendix for information about this element in OASIS document type shells.
- map/map learningGroupMap/learningGroupMap
<learningGroupMap id="learningGroupMap1">
<title>Sample learningGroup map</title>
<learningGroup>
<learningObject>
<learningOverviewRef href="learningOverview.dita" scope="local"
type="learningOverview" format="dita"/>
<learningContentRef href="learningContent.dita" scope="local"
type="learningContent" format="dita"/>
<learningSummaryRef href="learningSummary.dita" scope="local"
type="learningSummary" format="dita"/>
</learningObject>
<learningGroupMapRef href="learningGroupMap2.ditamap" scope="local"
type="learningGroupMap" format="ditamap"/>
</learningGroup>
</learningGroupMap>
The following attributes are
available on this element: Universal attribute group (with a narrowed definition of @id
, given
below), Attributes common to many map elements, Architectural attribute group, outputclass, and the attributes defined below. This element also uses
@type
, @scope
, and
@format
from Link relationship attribute group.
@id
@anchorref
anchorref="map1.ditamap#a1"
allows the map with @anchorref
to
be pulled into the location of the anchor point
"a1" inside map1.ditamap when
map1.ditamap is rendered for
delivery.@title
<title>
element, which is
preferred over the @title
attribute.