Case

What is it?

An Allele case is generally synonymous to a worksheet, learning module or patient visit within a space (educational course). Cases can further be broken down into smaller, bite-sized learning chunks called phases that contain specific pieces of educational material and/or specific student assessments. Navigating through a case can range from one in-class session through a few days or more.

Did You Know?

If we use a book as an illustrative example:
- a space would be the book itself
- a case would be a chapter in the book
- a phase would be a page within a chapter

Why is it important?

Cases in Allele are important because help instructors compartmentalize a set of material and associated assessments to convey a topic to their learners.

Example

Here’s what your cases may look like if you were a veterinary educator teaching Vet Med 101:

Space: Vet Med 101
- Case: Overview of Veterinary Medicine Discipline
- Case: Careers in Veterinary Medicine
- Case: Basic Animal Anatomy
- Case: Veterinary Clinical Skills

Key elements or actions

Adding/editing instructions
Adding/removing phases
Sequencing phases
Managing case state
Deleting cases

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