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U.S. Army Communications-ElectronicsCommand (CECOM) Acquisition Center
Washington Operations OfficeAlexandria, VA
U.S. ArmyProgram Manager, JCALS
Fort Monmouth, NJ
LESSON PLAN
CDRL SEQUENCE NO. N002
Prepared for:
Prepared by:
Computer Sciences CorporationSupply Chain Solutions
Federal Sector - Defense Group304 West State Highway 38
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JOINT COMPUTER-AIDED ACQUISITIONAND LOGISTIC SUPPORT (JCALS) SYSTEM
FOR THE
Produced Under Contract Number:DAHC94-89-C-0008
Distribution authorized to Department of Defense (DoD) and DoD Contractors only. Reason: To protect technical or operational data or Information.Other requests for this document shall be referred to Project Manager, Joint Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistic Support (JCALS) System,ATTN: SFAE-PS-CAL-L, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703-5626.
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TM - 01 SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing
TM FUNCTIONAL USER COURSE - VOLUME 1
TM01001 - Introduction to SGMLTM01002 - How to Create and Modify a Simple SGML Document
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U.S. Army Communications-ElectronicsCommand (CECOM) Acquisition Center
Washington Operations OfficeAlexandria, VA
U.S. ArmyProgram Manager, JCALS
Fort Monmouth, NJ
LESSON PLAN
CDRL SEQUENCE NO. N002
Prepared for:
Prepared by:
Computer Sciences CorporationSupply Chain Solutions
Federal Sector - Defense Group304 West State Highway 38
Moorestown, NJ 08057
44033604.3E
JOINT COMPUTER-AIDED ACQUISITIONAND LOGISTIC SUPPORT (JCALS) SYSTEM
FOR THE
Produced Under Contract Number:DAHC94-89-C-0008
Distribution authorized to Department of Defense (DoD) and DoD Contractors only. Reason: To protect technical or operational data or Information.Other requests for this document shall be referred to Project Manager, Joint Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistic Support (JCALS) System,ATTN: SFAE-PS-CAL-L, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703-5626.
Destruction Notice: Destroy by any method that will prevent disclosure of contents or reconstruction of document.
27 August 1999
TM - 01 SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing
TM FUNCTIONAL USER COURSE - VOLUME 1
TM01001 - Introduction to SGMLTM01002 - How to Create and Modify a Simple SGML Document
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RECORD OF CHANGES
Change No. Date Title of Brief Description Entered by
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PREFACE
This document has been updated to incorporate Software Package (SWP) 2 Maintenance Drop (MD) 2
functionality.
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DEFINITIONS
The following definitions and terms are used in this document.
Attribute Tag markup that further defines elements.
DTD Document Type Definition (DTD). A file that defines the components of a
document and the rules for using the markup; including placement, usage,
content, and structure.
Element Structural component of a DTD.
Entity A character, text, data, graphical, or file selection of information in a document
that is clearly defined as a character, text paragraph or list, graphical table or
figure, or a labeled file.
FOSI Formatting Output Specification Instance (FOSI). A file that assigns values tothe style characteristics for a DTD, defining the format and style of the printed
document.
ID Identification "string". The ID is usually a unique string of characters (made up
of letters and numbers) that accompanies some piece of data through the system
and serves as a data identifier. The ID can be located, extracted, sorted, and
otherwise processed to suit system data identification requirements such as
association with a postcomposition page number for placement in a Table of
Contents, cross-references, list of changed pages, etc.
Markup The components that make up a document. Starting at the highest, or document
level, components of a document represent subdivisions of content down to the
smallest distinguishable and reusable unit.
Meta Key The key on standard keyboards.
PC Client PC Client software that enables Joint Computer-aided Logistic Support (JCALS)
functions, including the ArborTextADEPT* EditorStandard Generalized
Markup Language (SGML) software, to be accessed by a Personal Computer
(PC).
SGML Standard Generalized Markup Language. An internationally accepted standard
created for the needs of industries that manage extremely large amounts ofinformation in the form of text.
SGML Editor The ArborTextADEPT* Editorused to process SGML documents in the Joint
Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistic Support (JCALS) System.
SWP Software Package. A version of the JCALS infrastructure software which
provides a defined set of functions.
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TM Acronym for Technical Manual, which is also referred to as a Technical Order
(TO) by the Air Force.
Validate The process of parsing a document to assure completeness. Mechanical
validation uses the "parser" program that checks accuracy according to SGMLrules. Objective validation can also be performed by an analyst who verifies
application of the rules for thoroughness, context, and construct-content models.
Workfolder An electronic accordion file folder that houses folders and composites.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
RECORD OF CHANGES ................................................................................................... iii
PREFACE ............................................................................................................................ iv
DEFINITIONS..................................................................................................................... vTABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................... vii
LESSON 1 - INTRODUCTION TO SGML ....................................................................... 1
1.1 ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION........................................................ 1
1.1.1 Course Data.................................................................................................. 1
1.1.2 Time Breakdown (in Hours).......................................................................... 1
1.1.3 References .................................................................................................... 1
1.1.4 Learning Objective(s).................................................................................... 1
1.1.5 Equipment Required for Instruction............................................................... 2
1.1.6 Instructional Aids.......................................................................................... 2
1.1.7 Testing Requirements.................................................................................... 2
1.1.8 List of Supporting Papers.............................................................................. 2
1.1.9 Supporting Papers......................................................................................... 2
1.1.10 Trainee Instructional Materials...................................................................... 2
1.1.11 Multiple Instructor Requirements .................................................................. 2
1.1.12 Instructional Guidance .................................................................................. 3
1.1.13 Classroom Requirements............................................................................... 3
1.1.14 Safety Precautions Related to the Course....................................................... 3
1.2 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 3
1.2.1 Overview ...................................................................................................... 3
1.2.2 Motivation .................................................................................................... 3
1.2.3 Gain Attention............................................................................................... 3
1.2.4 Safety Precautions Related to the Lesson....................................................... 41.2.5 Review of Related Lesson Topic.................................................................... 4
1.3 BODY.......................................................................................................... 4
1.3.1 Presentation .................................................................................................. 4
1.3.2 Outline of Instruction .................................................................................... 4
1.3.3 Learning Activities........................................................................................ 6
1.3.4 Application ................................................................................................... 6
1.3.5 Evaluation..................................................................................................... 6
1.3.6 Intermediate Summaries ................................................................................ 6
1.3.7 Statement of Enabling Learning Objective(s) ................................................. 7
1.3.8 Helps............................................................................................................ 8
1.3.9 Questions...................................................................................................... 8
1.3.10 Answers to Questions.................................................................................... 9
1.3.11 Practical Exercise(s)...................................................................................... 9
1.4 CONCLUSION ............................................................................................ 9
1.4.1 Review/Summary.......................................................................................... 9
1.4.2 Assignments.................................................................................................. 10
1.4.3 Transition Information .................................................................................. 10
1.4.4 Test/Evaluation of Objective(s) ..................................................................... 10
1.4.5 Critique of Course......................................................................................... 10
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)
LESSON 2 - HOW TO CREATE AND MODIFY A SIMPLE SGML DOCUMENT..... 11
2.1 ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION ....................................................... 112.1.1 Course Data................................................................................................. 11
2.1.2 Time Breakdown (in Hours) ......................................................................... 11
2.1.3 References.................................................................................................... 11
2.1.4 Learning Objective(s) ................................................................................... 11
2.1.5 Equipment Required for Instruction .............................................................. 12
2.1.6 Instructional Aids ......................................................................................... 12
2.1.7 Testing Requirements ................................................................................... 12
2.1.8 List of Supporting Papers............................................................................. 12
2.1.9 Supporting Papers........................................................................................ 12
2.1.10 Trainee Instructional Materials ..................................................................... 13
2.1.11 Multiple Instructor Requirements.................................................................. 13
2.1.12 Instructional Guidance.................................................................................. 132.1.13 Classroom Requirements .............................................................................. 13
2.1.14 Safety Precautions Related to the Course...................................................... 13
2.2 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................... 13
2.2.1 Overview...................................................................................................... 13
2.2.2 Motivation ................................................................................................... 14
2.2.3 Gain Attention.............................................................................................. 14
2.2.4 Safety Precautions Related to the Lesson ...................................................... 14
2.2.5 Review of Related Lesson Topic................................................................... 14
2.3 BODY ......................................................................................................... 14
2.3.1 Presentation.................................................................................................. 14
2.3.2 Outline of Instruction.................................................................................... 142.3.3 Learning Activities ....................................................................................... 16
2.3.4 Application .................................................................................................. 16
2.3.5 Evaluation.................................................................................................... 16
2.3.6 Intermediate Summaries ............................................................................... 16
2.3.7 Statement of Enabling Learning Objective(s)................................................. 17
2.3.8 Helps ........................................................................................................... 19
2.3.9 Questions ..................................................................................................... 19
2.3.10 Answers to Questions ................................................................................... 19
2.3.11 Practical Exercise(s)..................................................................................... 20
2.4 CONCLUSION............................................................................................ 20
2.4.1 Review/Summary......................................................................................... 21
2.4.2 Assignments................................................................................................. 212.4.3 Transition Information.................................................................................. 21
2.4.4 Test/Evaluation of Objective(s)..................................................................... 21
2.4.4.1 Evaluation Preparation ................................................................................. 21
2.4.4.2 Answers and Evaluation of Examination....................................................... 22
2.4.4.3 Examination/Evaluation................................................................................ 23
2.4.5 Critique of Course........................................................................................ 28
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LESSON 1 - INTRODUCTION TO SGML
1.1 ADMINISTRATION
Provide administrative information addressing class hours, break times, messages, telephone, restrooms, and office refreshments, etc.
1.1.1 Course Data
Course Title: TM Functional User Course
Module: SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing (TM-01)
Lesson Plan Number: TM01001
Date of Preparation: 27 August 1999
Topic: Introduction to SGML
1.1.2 Time Breakdown (in Hours)
Administrative: 0.00
Conference: 0.5
Practical/Hands-on Application: 0.5
Performance Evaluation: 0.0
Total: 1.0
1.1.3 References
1. JCALS Publishing Manual
2. ArborTextADEPTSeries: User Guide
3. On-line Electronic Book Technology (EBT) End User Manual (EUM)
1.1.4 Learning Objective(s)
Listed below are the Terminal Learning Objectives (TLOs) that pertain to this lesson. Each of these
objectives will be performed under the same conditions: Given the standard Joint Computer-aided
Acquisition and Logistic Support (JCALS) workstation, the Standard Generalized Markup Language
(SGML) Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing Trainee Guide, the JCALS Publishing Manual, and no
supervision.
TM01001-01
Task: Identify SGML concepts.
Standard: 1. Identify the advantages of using SGML.
2. Identify the definitions of a document type definition (DTD), a
formatting output specification instance (FOSI), elements, tags,
attributes, and entities.
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TM01001-02
Task: Create a new SGML document template.
Standard: 1. Create a workfolder.
2. Create an SGML template.
TM01001-03
Task: Identify the components of the SGML Edit window.
Standard: Identify and define the following: tags and tag sets, menu options, and
command line.
1.1.5 Equipment Required for Instruction
Standard JCALS System suite of equipment
1.1.6 Instructional Aids
1. Whiteboard with colored marker and eraser
2. Easel with butcher paper and colored markers
3. Overhead projector
4. Instructional media transparencies as indicated in the Outline of Instruction
5. Computer projection system (optional)
1.1.7 Testing Requirements
The material in this lesson will be evaluated at the conclusion of the module.
1.1.8 List of Supporting Papers
None
1.1.9 Supporting Papers
None
1.1.10 Trainee Instructional Materials
Refer to Section 1, Introduction; Section 2, An Introduction to DTDs and FOSIs; and Section 3,
Creating New Documents, Change Documents, and Revisions in the JCALS Publishing Manual.
1.1.11 Multiple Instructor Requirements
One Principal Instructor for each class and one Assistant Instructor for every 10 students
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1.1.12 Instructional Guidance
The instructor is to verify that the trainees have successfully completed the JCALS System General
User Course.
1.1.13 Classroom Requirements
Normal classroom facilities with a standard JCALS System suite of equipment
1.1.14 Safety Precautions Related to the Course
1. All electrical equipment should be properly plugged into a grounded surge protector.
2. No equipment should be unplugged or turned off by a student or user unless he or she is
instructed by an authorized individual.
3. Liquids should not be placed near a keyboard or mouse.
1.2 INTRODUCTION
This lesson provides the Technical Manual (TM) Functional User with a working knowledge of the
basic concepts and structure of the SGML document authoring tool and identifies the materials being
presented.
1.2.1 Overview
Documents have a lifecycle which is supported by SGML tools. SGML is an international standard
language that allows for the creation of rules which identify the structure of the document rather than
its format or appearance. Structure is determined by a DTD and is defined as tags used to identify the
elements of each document type. A FOSI assigns values to the style characteristics for a particular
DTD. For information concerning the background of the Quest Publishing Application, refer to theJCALS Publishing Manual.
1.2.2 Motivation
The TM Functional User will understand the use of DTDs, FOSIs, and the SGML Editor in the
JCALS System.
1.2.3 Gain Attention
Write the instructors' names on the whiteboard. As class begins, introduce yourselves as the
Instructors (if this has not occurred). If the students have not had the opportunity to introduce
themselves, the instructors should have them do so, and state what they do and how long they have
been in the job. This activity will provide an opportunity for both the instructors and the students to
meet one another and to begin to know something about each other, thus providing a foundation for
further interaction.
Explain how SGML supports the TM Functional User in creating and editing technical documentation,
specifically TMs.
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1.2.4 Safety Precautions Related to the Lesson
1. All electrical equipment should be properly plugged into a grounded surge protector.
2. No equipment should be unplugged or turned off by a student or user unless he or she is
instructed by an authorized individual.3. Liquids should not be placed near a keyboard or mouse.
1.2.5 Review of Related Lesson Topic
None
1.3 BODY
The order of the lesson material is outlined with appropriate teaching points, questions, answers, helps,
and practical exercises which are used to reinforce the material being taught as part of the
lesson.
1.3.1 Presentation
The instructor is to use a combination of a conference, practical/hands-on application, and practical
exercises to present the lesson.
1.3.2 Outline of Instruction
1. Prior to class, write instructors names, course, module, date and time information on the
whiteboard and check PCs for appropriate login information. Display Administrative
Information transparency. Welcome the students and provide administrative information.
2. Display the TM-01 SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing transparency. Introduce the
lesson and what is to be covered. Provide a Trainee Guide to each student. Point out the Job Steps and the Lesson Outline
in the Trainee Guide so notes may be taken.
Provide a JCALS Publishing Manual for student reference. Point out that furtherinformation is contained in the JCALS Publishing Manual.
Ask questions during the instruction, listed in 1.3.9, Questions.3. Display the Purpose transparency. Discuss the purpose of the SGML Basic Concepts,
Tagging, and Editing module.
4. Display the Module Overview transparency. Discuss the content of the module.
5. Display the Lesson 1, Introduction to SGML transparency.
6. Display the Lesson 1, Learning Objectives transparencies. Review the TLOs.
7. Describe the advantages of SGML. Explain that with SGML hardware and software dependency is eliminated. Explain that with SGML all documents have a similar structure. Explain that with SGML documents are easy to read. Explain that with SGML automatic numbering of chapters, sections, and paragraphs is
allowed.
Explain that with SGML the data base application can access the data in documents. Explain that with SGML documents can be reviewed on-line.
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Explain that with SGML information can be transferred to other locations and displayterminal.
Explain that with SGML documents are modular, interchangeable, and flexible. Explain that with SGML additional advantages of SGML are identified in the JCALS
Publishing Manual.8. Display the SGML Definitions transparencies. Describe the relationship of SGML structure.
Explain that DTD:- Specifies what elements are allowed
- Identifies if the elements are optional or required
- Specifies the rules of the document through elements, attributes, and entities.
Explain that FOSI:- Assigns values to the style characteristic for a DTD
- Defines the format and style of the document.
Explain that Elements:- Are the major structural components of a DTD
- Are defined by the DTD and FOSI.
Explain that tags identify each element. Explain that Attributes:
- Are markups of an element tag that further define aspects of the element
- Elements can have many attributes or no attributes.
Explain that Entities:- Characters, text, data, or graphics which make up the content of a document
- Are placed between tags.
Explain that additional definitions of SGML structure and relationships are identified inthe JCALS Publishing Manual.
9. Provide an Intermediate Summary. Describe the advantages of using SGML. Describe the
relationship between a DTD, a FOSI, elements, tags, attributes, and entities.
10. Instruct students to create a new SGML document template. Instruct students to open PC Client. From the JCALS Session Manager, click on the
JCALS Desktop icon; the [Main:dt] window opens. Double-click on the Filing Service;
the Filing Service window opens.
Instruct students to create a workfolder. From the Filing Service, click on File; a drop-down menu displays. Click on New > Workfolder; a New Workfolder window appears.
Name the new workfolder Your first name_SGML_TEST.
Instruct students to create an SGML template. Highlight the new workfolder. Click onFile > Open; the Workfolder window appears. Click on File > New > Object; a Create
New Object window opens. Highlight New SGML Document. Click on OK; a New
SGML Document window appears. Enter the appropriate information for documents
Description (for Workfolder), and for Class, Family, Group, and Version as follows:- Class: JCALS Standards
- Family: Quest 1
- Group: Legacy
- Version: 4
11. Highlight the appropriate Template Available for Selected DTD. Click on the OK button;
the Workfolder window populates with the new SGML template data. Click on File > Save to
save the new SGML template. Click on File > Exit to close the SGML Editor. Highlight the
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new SGML template. Click on File > Open > To Edit; theADEPT* Editor[new
doc:revision] window opens with the new SGML template.
Note: Do not use spaces, commas, dashes, etc. in documents Description (for Workfolder) field. Use
underscore character as a separator (e.g., File_Name_Doc). The name of the document is howit will appear in the Workfolder, and is not the title of the document.
12. Explain tags and tag pairs -- beginning, end, and empty.
13. Instruct students to open the Edit window. Discuss the Edit window components.
Title Bar - Displays software product and name of the document in Edit window. Scroll Bar - Allows for movement up and down through the document. Status Bar - Displays processing and format status. Menu Bar - Contains File, Edit, View, Options, Tools, Misc, and Help. Instruct the
students to access the menu bar.
Note: Detailed instruction on selected menu items is provided in subsequent lessons.
14. Explain what information displays on the command line.15. Display Lesson 1 Review/Summary transparencies. Summarize the lesson.
1.3.3 Learning Activities
Throughout the course, the students are required to complete a variety of practical hands-on exercises
that relate to the lessons objective.
1.3.4 Application
SGML structure needs to be understood in order to use the SGML document Editor to create and edit
TMs for publication.
1.3.5 Evaluation
The students will be evaluated on their ability to perform the following:
1. Describe the advantages of using SGML.
2. Describe the relationship of SGML structure.
3. Describe the window components.
4. Create a new SGML document template using the SGML document Editor.
1.3.6 Intermediate Summaries
There should be one intermediate summary in this lesson. Following learning objective, describeSGML concepts:
1. Describe the advantages of using SGML.
2. Describe the relationship between a DTD, a FOSI, elements, tags, attributes, and
entities.
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1.3.7 Statement of Enabling Learning Objective(s)
Listed below are the Enabling Learning Objectives (ELOs) that pertain to this lesson. Each of these
objectives should be performed under the same conditions: Given the standard JCALS workstation, the
SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing Trainee Guide, the JCALS Publishing Manual, and nosupervision.
TM01001-01 is supported by the following ELOs:
Task: List the advantages of SGML for users of the JCALS System.
Standard: Identify the following advantages of SGML:
1. Hardware and software dependency is eliminated.
2. All documents have a similar structure.
3. Documents are easy to read.
4. Automatic numbering of chapters, sections, and paragraphs.
5. The data base application can access the data in documents.
6. Documents can be reviewed on-line.7. Information can be transferred to other locations and display
terminals.
8. Documents are modular, interchangeable, and flexible.
Task: List basic SGML structure terms.
Standard: Identify the definitions of the following:
1. DTD
2. FOSI
3. Elements
4. Tags
5. Entities
6. Attributes
TM01001-02 is supported by the following ELOs:
Task: Create a workfolder.
Standard: Perform the following:
1. From the Server Desktop double-click on Filing Service; the
Filing Service window opens.
2. Click on File; a drop-down menu displays.
3. Click on New > Workfolder; a New Workfolder window
appears.
4. Name the new workfolder.
Task: Create an SGML template.
Standard: Perform the following:
1. Highlight the new workfolder. Click on File > Open; the
Workfolder window appears.
2. Click on File > New > Object; a Create New Object window
opens. Highlight New SGML Document and click on the OK
button; a New SGML Document window appears.
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3. Enter the appropriate information for documents Description
(for Workfolder), and select applicable Class, Family, Group,
and Version. Highlight the appropriate Template Available for
Selected DTD and click on the OK button; the Workfolder
window populates with the new SGML template data. Click onFile > Save to save the new SGML template. Click on File >
Exit to close the SGML Editor.
4. Highlight the new SGML template. Click on File > Open, To
Edit; theADEPT* Editor[new doc:revision] window opens with
the new SGML template.
TM01001-03 is supported by the following ELOs:
Task: Identify tags and tag pairs.
Standard: Identify the following:
1. Beginning tags
2. End Tags3. Empty tag pairs
Task: Identify Menu options.
Standard: Identify the following Edit window components:
1. Title Bar - Displays software product and name of the document
in Edit window.
2. Scroll Bar - Allows for movement up and down through the
document.
3. Status Bar - Displays processing and format status.
4. Menu Bar - Contains File, Edit, View, Options, Tools, Misc, and
Help. Access the Menu bar and view the Edit window
components.
Task: Identify the Command line function.
Standard: Identify the information found in the Command line.
1.3.8 Helps
None
1.3.9 Questions
This section contains suggested questions that may be asked, as time permits, during instruction and/orthe Review/Summary of the lesson. The questions may also be presented during the Practical
Exercises.
1. What do the terms SGML, FOSI, and DTD mean?
2. What are the components of the SGML document Editor window?
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1.3.10 Answers to Questions
1. SGML means Standard Generalized Markup Language. FOSI means Formatting Output
Specification Instance. DTD means Document Type Definition.
2. The Edit window, Scroll Bar, Status Bar, and the Menu bar.
1.3.11 Practical Exercise(s)
Practical Exercises provided in JCALS classes or JCALS training materials (i.e., Lesson Plans
and Trainee Guides) are designed for use in a training environment only. These exercises
SHOULD NOT be used on a production JCALS System. Running certain exercises on a
production JCALS System could serve to delete data, obligate funds, or halt the system.
This section contains practical exercises that may be used for student practice during and after
presentation of the lesson. Depending on the complexity of the lesson, practical exercises may contain
questions to reinforce teaching points in the lesson and/or exercises designed to require analysis and
decision-making by the student in situations similar to those which may occur in the operationalenvironment.
Exercise 1
1. Open an existing SGML document in the workfolder.
2. Scroll through a document in the Edit window.
Exercise 2
Create a new SGML document template using the following information:
Class: JCALS StandardsFamily: Quest 1
Group: Legacy
Version: 4
1.4 CONCLUSION
The TM Functional User should review the TLOs and ELOs which support this lesson.
1.4.1 Review/Summary
In this lesson, the TM Functional User has been introduced to SGML basic concepts, tagging, and
editing. The TM Functional user is able to:
1. Describe the advantages of SGML.
2. Describe the relationships of SGML structure.
3. Create a new SGML document template using the SGML document Editor.
4. Describe the window components of the SGML document Editor.
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1.4.2 Assignments
None
1.4.3 Transition Information
None
1.4.4 Test/Evaluation of Objective(s)
The examination of the objectives of this lesson will be conducted at the conclusion of the module.
1.4.5 Critique of Course
A critique of this course will be obtained at the conclusion of the TM Functional User course using the
Incident Reporting and Tracking System (IRTS).
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LESSON 2 - HOW TO CREATE AND MODIFY A SIMPLE SGML DOCUMENT
2.1 ADMINISTRATION
None
2.1.1 Course Data
Course Title: TM Functional User Course
Module: SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing (TM-01)
Lesson Plan Number: TM01002
Date of Preparation: 27 August 1999
Topic: How to Create and Modify a Simple SGML Document
2.1.2 Time Breakdown (in Hours)
Administrative: 0.0
Practical/Hands-on Application: 2.0
Written Examination: 0.25
Performance Evaluation: 0.75
Total: 3.0
2.1.3 References
1. JCALS Publishing Manual
2. ArborTextADEPT* EditorSeries: User Guide
3. EUM
2.1.4 Learning Objectives
Listed below are the TLOs that pertain to this lesson. Each of these objectives will be performed under
the same conditions: Given the standard JCALS workstation, the SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging,
and Editing Trainee Guide, the JCALS Publishing Manual, and no supervision.
TM01002-01
Task: Create a valid simple SGML document.
Standard: Perform the following:
1. Open the SGML Edit window.
2. Open the SGML template created in Lesson 1.
TM01002-02
Task: Modify basic content displays in the Edit window.
Standard: Perform the following Magnification options in the View menu:
1. Tag Display
2. Tag Size
3. Font Size
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TM01002-03
Task: Edit a document using basic SGML editing tools.
Standard: Use basic SGML editing tools to edit the document by performing the
following:1. Construct a file for a simple SGML document.
2. Enter text.
3. Save changes.
4. Insert and delete basic markup tags and text.
5. Cut or copy and paste text and tags.
6. Find markup information in the document
7. Undo mistakes.
8. Check the completeness of a document using the SGML Editor.
9. Print an Editor View of the document.
TM01002-04
Task: Check editorial accuracy using basic SGML editing tools.
Standard: Perform the following:
1. Check spelling.
2. Check punctuation.
3. Look up words in the dictionary.
2.1.5 Equipment Required for Instruction
Standard JCALS System suite of equipment
2.1.6 Instructional Aids
1. Whiteboard with colored marker and eraser
2. Easel with butcher paper and colored markers
3. Overhead projector
4. Instructional media transparencies as indicated in the Outline of Instruction
5. Computer projection system (optional)
2.1.7 Testing Requirements
The material in this lesson will be evaluated at the conclusion of the module.
2.1.8 List of Supporting Papers
None
2.1.9 Supporting Papers
None
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2.1.10 Trainee Instructional Materials
Refer to Section 3, Creating New Documents, Change Documents, and Revisions, in the JCALS
Publishing Manual.
2.1.11 Multiple Instructor Requirements
One Principal Instructor for each class and one Assistant Instructor for every 10 students in a class
2.1.12 Instructional Guidance
The instructor needs to verify that the trainees have successfully completed the JCALS System General
User Course.
2.1.13 Classroom Requirements
Other than the normal classroom facilities with a standard JCALS System suite of equipment, there areno special training area or range requirements.
2.1.14 Safety Precautions Related to the Course
1. All electrical equipment should be properly plugged into a grounded surge protector.
2. No equipment should be unplugged or turned off by a student or user unless he or she is
instructed to do so by an authorized individual.
3. Liquids should not be placed near a keyboard or mouse.
2.2 INTRODUCTION
This lesson provides the TM Functional User with the knowledge and skills to construct an SGMLdocument using the SGML authoring tool; and to use basic SGML editing tools to cut or copy and
paste text, search for text strings and markup tags, check spelling and punctuation, and look up words
in a dictionary.
2.2.1 Overview
The SGML Editor is used to create text and edit a tagged simple SGML document using a predefined
DTD. SGML basic editing tools are used to cut or copy text into a paste buffer. Text can be cut or
copied and pasted, text strings and markup tags can be searched for, spelling and punctuation can be
checked, and words can be looked up in a dictionary.
The Edit window display of the document can be customized using options in the View menu. Markup
tags can be displayed fully, partially or not at all. Tag size can be enlarged by 50 percent for easier
viewing. Font size can be increased or decreased in 25-percent increments.
Tags and attributes can be inserted, modified and deleted. Cut or copied text can be pasted anywhere
in a document where it does not violate context rules. The SGML Editor is also used to check the
completeness of a document to ensure it complies with the DTD.
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2.2.2 Motivation
The SGML Editor allows the users to produce documents with an established structure that meets
Government requirements. The SGML basic editing tools provide the users the ability to easily verify
the editorial accuracy of a document.
The General User will be able to customize the SGML Editor display to their personal viewing
preferences.
2.2.3 Gain Attention
Explain how the SGML document Editor enables the TM Functional User to create an SGML
document and modify SGML content displays, and how the SGML document Editor supports the TM
Functional User in creating and editing technical documentation, specifically TMs.
Explain how the use of SGML basic editing tools enables the TM Functional User to manipulate text,
find markup information, check spelling and punctuation, look up words in the dictionary, checkcompleteness, and print an Editor View of a an SGML document when editing SGML technical
documentation, specifically TMs.
2.2.4 Safety Precautions Related to the Lesson
1. All electrical equipment should be properly plugged into a grounded surge protector.
2. No equipment should be unplugged or turned off by a student or user unless he or she is
instructed to do so by an authorized individual.
3. Liquids should not be placed near a keyboard or mouse.
2.2.5 Review of Related Lesson Topic
None
2.3 BODY
The order of the lesson material is outlined with appropriate teaching points, questions, answers, helps,
and practical exercises that are used to reinforce the material being taught as part of the lesson.
2.3.1 Presentation
The instructor will use a combination of conference, practical/hands-on application, and practical
exercises to present the lesson.
2.3.2 Outline of Instruction
1. Display Lesson 2, How to Create and Modify a Simple SGML Document transparency.
2. Display Lesson 2, Learning Objectives transparencies. Introduce the lesson and what is to be
covered.
3. Discuss the document life cycle consisting of Generate/Create, Edit, Compose, Review,
Change, and Revise.
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4. Instruct students to open the Filing Service from the JCALS Desktop and double-click on their
Workfolders created during Lesson 1. Instruct students to open their Workfolders and select
their SGML template created in Lesson 1.
5. Display Example SGML Tagged Document Format transparency.
6. Instruct students to modify the tag display of SGML document in the Edit window from FullTags to Partial Tags to No Tags, and restore the View to Full Tags. Point out that this is an
aid in proofreading.
7. Instruct students to modify the tag size of the SGML document from Normal to Large to Very
Large and restore to Normal.
8. Instruct students to modify the font size of the SGML document by increasing font
magnification by 25% from normal and by decreasing by -25% from normal. Point out that
increasing tag size does not affect font magnification; however, font magnification affects tag
size.
9. Conduct an Intermediate Summary. Describe modifying basic content displays using
magnification options for tags, tag size, and font size.
10. Instruct students to perform Exercise 1.
11. Instruct students to create a basic SGML document consisting of front matter and twoparagraphs of text.
12. Instruct students to enter text between tag sets for authnot, pubdate, chapter title, and the first
para.
13. Instruct students to find markup information in a document.
14. Conduct an Intermediate Summary. Describe entering text between tag sets in front matter and
paragraphs and how to find markup information.
15. Instruct students to perform Exercise 2.
16. Instruct students to cut, copy, and paste text and tags.
17. Instruct students to insert and delete markup tags for subsequent paragraph.
Note: Instruct students to intentionally introduce spelling errors in the text of the paragraph, and toplace two periods at the end of one sentence.
18. Conduct an Intermediate Summary. Describe inserting and deleting markup tags.
19. Instruct students to perform Exercise 3.
20. Instruct students to correct mistakes.
Check for spelling mistakes. Note that this will also check for double punctuation. Find and substitute a word. Look up a word in the dictionary. Check for completeness of the document. Print an Editor View of the document.
21. Conduct an Intermediate Summary. Describe checking for spelling and punctuation mistakes,finding and substituting words, looking up a word in the dictionary, checking for completeness,
saving the document, and printing an Editor View of the document.
22. Instruct students to perform Exercise 4.
23. Display Lesson 2, Review/Summary transparencies. Summarize what was covered in the
lesson.
24. Display the Written Examination Instructions transparency. Conduct the Written
Examination.
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25. Display the Performance Evaluation Instructions transparency. Conduct the Performance
Evaluation.
26. Display Where to Get Additional Information transparency.
2.3.3 Learning Activities
Throughout the course, the students are required to complete a variety of practical hands-on exercises
that relate to the lessons objective.
2.3.4 Application
Use of basic SGML editing tools provides the TM Functional user with the means to rapidly perform
basic text editing in technical documentation.
2.3.5 Evaluation
The students will be evaluated on their ability to perform the following functions:
1. Open the SGML document Editor.
2. Identify basic Edit window components.
3. Identify the terms SGML, DTD, and FOSI.
4. Modify tag displays.
5. Change tag size.
6. Increase and decrease font magnification.
7. Create a simple SGML document.
8. Cut, copy, and paste text.
9. Enter text and save changes.
10. Insert markups.
11. Delete text and markups.12. Undo mistakes.
13. Find/Substitute.
14. Check spelling.
15. Look up a word.
16. Check completeness.
17. Print Editor View of document.
2.3.6 Intermediate Summaries
There should be four intermediate summaries in this lesson.
1. Following learning objective, Modify Basic Content Displays:
Modify tag displays. Change tag size. Increase and decrease font magnification.
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2. Following learning objective, Undo Mistakes:
Create a simple SGML document. Enter text and save changes. Insert markup.
3. Following learning objective, Edit a Document Using Basic SGML Editing Tools:
Cut, copy, and paste text. Delete text and markup. Undo mistakes.
4. Following learning objective, Check Accuracy of a Document Using Basic SGML Editing
Tools:
Check spelling. Find/Substitute. Look up a word.
Check Completeness. Print Editor View of document.
2.3.7 Statement of Enabling Learning Objective(s)
Listed below are the ELOs which pertain to this lesson. Each of the ELOs that support these
objectives should be performed under the same conditions: Given the standard JCALS workstation, the
SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing Trainee Guide, JCALS Publishing Manual, and no
supervision.
TM01002-01 is supported by the following ELOs:
Task: Open the SGML document Editor.Standard: Perform the following:
1. From the JCALS Desktop, double-click on the Filing Service; the
Filing Service window opens.
2. Double-click on an existing workfolder in the Filing Service.
3. Click on File on the menu bar; a drop-down menu displays.
4. Click on New > Object. Select New SGML Document; the
New SGML Document window opens.
5. Enter information for documents Description (for Workfolder)
and select applicable Class, Family, Group, and Version.
6. Highlight the Templates Available line and click on the OK
button.
TM01002-02 is supported by the following ELOs:
Task: Modify tag display.
Standard: From the View menu, change the tag display to Full Tags, Partial
Tags, and No Tags.
Task: Change tag size.
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Standard: From the View menu, change the tag size to Normal, Large, and Very
Large
Task: Increase or decrease font magnification.
Standard: From theView menu, increase and decrease font magnification by25%.
TM01002-03 is supported by the following ELOs:
Task: Construct a file for a simple SGML document.
Standard: Create a file for a new version of the SGML document by performing
the following:
1. Click on File > Save then File > Exit.
2. From the Workfolder, click on View > Refresh > All; the
document is saved as a copy in the Workfolder.
Task: Enter text and save changes.Standard: Perform the following:
1. Manually insert new text.
2. Cut and paste existing text between markup tag icon pairs.
3. Click on appropriate buttons to save changes.
Task: Insert markups and delete text and markup tags.
Standard: Perform the following:
1. Insert and apply markups for two para0 with titles within the new
document from the Insert Markup window and the right-click fast
menu.
2. Delete a block of text and delete a set of markup tags for a para
entry using appropriate keys.
Task: Cut, copy, and paste text and tags.
Standard: Perform the following:
1. Highlight only the text to be cut or copied, or click on the region
in the document where cut or copied information is to be pasted.
2. From the Edit menu, click on the appropriate button.
Task: Find markup information in a document.
Standard: From the Edit menu, perform the following:
1. Click on Find/Substitute, select appropriate text, and click on
Replace or Find Next button.
Task: Undo mistakes.
Standard: Click on appropriate buttons to reverse most recent change.
Task: Check completeness of a document.
Standard: From the Tools menu, click on Check > Completeness Exclude
Entities.
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Task: Print an Editor View of document.
Standard: From the File menu, click on Print Editor View.
TM01002-04 is supported by the following ELOs:
Task: Check spelling and punctuation in a document.
Standard: From the Tools menu, click on Check Spelling and select the
appropriate button for Suggestions, or to Change, Change All,
Ignore, or Add a word or term.
Task: Look up a word in the dictionary.
Standard: From the Tools menu, highlight word to be looked up and click on
Look Up Word.
2.3.8 Helps
Frequently used Edit menu options can be accessed via theEdit fast menu. Access the fast menu bypressing and holding the right mouse button with the pointer in the current Edit window; a list of edit
menu options displays. To select an option from the Edit fast menu, the user must continue to use the
right mouse button.
2.3.9 Questions
This section contains suggested questions that may be asked, as time permits, during instruction and/or
the Review/Summary of the lesson. The questions may also be presented during the Practical
Exercises.
1. Does font magnification change the size of the characters when composed?
2. How many cut or copied items can be stored in the paste buffer?3. When using the Find/Substitute feature, can you change text containing markup tags?
4. How do you look up the definition of one word?
5. Why should you use the Check Completeness option?
2.3.10 Answers to Questions
1. No. When using font magnification, the text and markup tag size are changed in the Edit
window only and do not appear changed in the composed document.
2. The paste buffer remembers only the most recent cut or copied item. The next cut or copied
item will replace any stored text in the paste buffer.
3. No. The user may search for text containing markup tags, but cannot make a change to the
string.
4. Place the caret inside or after the word. In the Tools menu, select Look Up Word. A
definition of the word displays.
5. When finished working on the document, the General User should use the Check Completeness
option to verify that the markup in the document complies with the DTD.
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2.3.11 Practical Exercise(s)
Practical Exercises provided in JCALS classes or JCALS training materials (i.e., Lesson Plans
and Trainee Guides) are designed for use in a training environment only. These exercises
SHOULD NOT be used on a production JCALS System. Running certain exercises on aproduction JCALS System could serve to delete data, obligate funds, or halt the system.
This section contains practical exercises that may be used for student practice during and after
presentation of the lesson. Depending on the complexity of the lesson, practical exercises may contain
questions to reinforce teaching points in the lesson and/or exercises designed to require analysis and
decision making by the student in situations similar to those which may occur in the operational
environment.
Exercise 1
1. Change the tag size to Large then Very Large.
2. Change the tag display to No Tags then Full Tags.
3. Increase the font size by 50 percent in a document.
Exercise 2
1. Create a two-page SGML document consisting of front matter and one chapter with two
paragraphs.
2. Enter text.
Exercise 3
1. Copy and paste a section of text.
2. Insert and delete markup tags and delete text.
Exercise 4
1. Check the spelling and punctuation of a document using the Spell Check option.
2. Highlight a word in a document. Look up the word.
3. Check Completeness of the document.
4. Save and close the document.
2.4 CONCLUSION
The TM Functional User needs to review the TLOs and ELOs which support this lesson.
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2.4.1 Review/Summary
In this lesson, the TM Functional User has been introduced to the use of basic SGML editing tools.
The TM Functional User is able to:
1. Modify tag display.
2. Increase and decrease font magnification.
3. Customize personal viewing preference in Edit window.
4. Create an SGML document in the workfolder.
5. Insert and delete text.
6. Insert and delete markup tags.
7. Cut or copy and paste text regions into the document.
8. Find and change text strings and search for text with markup tags.
9. Undo mistakes.
10. Check spelling and punctuation in a document.
11. Look up the definition of a word.
12. Check Completeness of a document.13. Save the document.
14. Print an Editor View of the document.
2.4.2 Assignments
None
2.4.3 Transition Information
None
2.4.4 Test/Evaluation of Objective(s)
The examination of the objectives of this lesson will be conducted at the conclusion of the module.
2.4.4.1 Evaluation Preparation
1. Safeguard all evaluation materials.
2. Ensure that a file labeled TM01_Test is located on each student's Filing Service.
3. Ensure that the System Administrator has files TM01EVAL_T and TM01EVAL_D ready to
send to the students.
4. Have each student close all windows and return to the desktop screen.
5. Hand out a copy of the SGML Basic written examination to each student.
6. Hand out a copy of the SGML Basic performance evaluation to each student.7. Go over the written examination and the performance evaluation with the students. Read the
instructions and ensure that all students understand how the examination and evaluation will be
conducted.
8. Have the students raise their hands when they have finished the written examination, and when
they are ready to demonstrate a completed task. Evaluate each task for each student and
indicate GO or NO GO on the student's evaluation paper.
9. Collect the students written examination and performance evaluation papers after all tasks are
completed or the allowed time expires.
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10. There are 7 questions on the written examination and 10 tasks in the performance
evaluation.
Each question is worth 4 points for a total of 28 points, and each task is worth a variednumber of points out of a possible 70 points.
The student must obtain a total of 70 points to receive a passing grade.11. Prepare a class roster with final grades posted and also post the grade on the top right cornerof the evaluation.
12. Retain all copies of the evaluation.
2.4.4.2 Answers and Evaluation of Examination
1. Evaluate each written examination using the following answer key:
1. d.
2. d.
3. b.
4. a.5. d.
6. a.
7. b.
2. The Instructor will evaluate performance of each task as follows:
Task 1: Open the SGML document created in Lesson TM01001 from the workfolder and
customize personal viewing preference in Edit window. (5 points)
The file should open and the viewing preference should be customized.
Task 2: Modify the tag display. (5 points)
The tag display is modified.
Task 3: Increase font magnification by 50 percent. (5 points)
The font magnification is increased.
Task 4: Insert a third paragraph of text and markup tags for the third paragraph. (10
points)
The third paragraph of text should be inserted between the paragraph markup tag
pair icons.
Task 5: Cut or copy and paste text regions into the document. (10 points)
Text regions are cut or copied and pasted into the document.
Task 6: Find and change text strings, and search for text with markup tags. (10 points)
Text strings are found and changed, and text with markup tags is found.
Task 7: Check spelling and punctuation in a document. (10 points)
All words are correctly spelled, and punctuation is correct.
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Task 8: Look up the definition of a word. (10 points).
Word looked up in the dictionary is found, and the definition is copied.
Task 9: Check Completeness of the document. (5 points)
The document should be complete.
Task 10: Save the document and print an Editor View of the document. (10 points)
The document is saved and an Editor View of the document is printed.
2.4.4.3 Examination/Evaluation
Copies of the examination and evaluation to be administered follows.
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EXAMINATION
TM-01 SGML BASIC CONCEPTS, TAGGING, AND EDITING
Student's Name: ________________________ Signature:______________________________
Instructor's Name: ______________________ Signature:______________________________
Date: _________________________________ Grade: ______________
INSTRUCTIONS
Do not start until your instructor tells you to begin.
You may use the JCALS System and any other available references during this evaluation.
There are 7 multiple choice questions on this evaluation from. You must answer 5 of the 7 questions
correctly for a passing grade.
You have 15 minutes to complete this evaluation.
Read all responses for each question. Circle the letter of the correct response.
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EXAMINATION
Circle the correct answer.
1. Some advantages of the Standard Generalized Markup Language are:a. All documents have a similar structure
b. Hardware and software dependency is eliminated
c. Documents are modular, interchangeable and flexible
d. All of the above
2. A Document Type Definition:
a. Is a file that defines the components of a document
b. Defines rules for placement, usage, content and structure
c. Specifies the rules of the document through elements, attributes, and entities
d. All of the above
3. A Formatting Output Specification Instance:
a. Defines the major structural components of a DTD
b. Defines the format and style of the document
c. Contains characters, text, data, or graphics which make up the content of a document
d. All of the above
4. Elements:
a. Are the major structural components of a DTD
b. Are defined by the DTD and FOSI
c. Are placed between tags
d. All of the above
5. Tags:
a. Identify each element
b. Are defined by the DTD
c. Can be accessed from the Markup pulldown menu
d. All of the above
6. Attributes:
a. Are markups of an element tag that further define aspects of the element
b. Are placed outside element tags
c. Characters, text, data, or graphics which make up the content of a documentd. Are placed between tags
7. Entities:
a. Characters, text, data, or graphics which define the format of a document
b. Are placed between tags
c. Are markups of an element tag that further define aspects of the element
d. Can have many attributes or no attributes
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EVALUATION
TM-01 SGML BASIC CONCEPTS, TAGGING, AND EDITINGStudent's Name: ________________________ Signature:______________________________
Instructor's Name: ______________________ Signature:______________________________
Date: _________________________________ Grade: ______________
INSTRUCTIONS
Do not start until your instructor tells you to begin.
You may use the JCALS System and any other available references during this evaluation.
There are 10 testable tasks (in bold print) on this evaluation. You must successfully complete at least
70 percent of the tasks for a passing grade.
When told to begin you must complete each task in order. As you complete a task raise your hand to
have an instructor come evaluate your task accomplishment.
The instructor will look at your JCALS monitor and determine if you have successfully completed the
task according to course standards. You will be evaluated on a GO/NO GO basis. The instructor will
initial the appropriate block on this evaluation form.
You have 45 minutes to complete this evaluation.
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EVALUATION
This evaluation is based on the following scenario:
You have recently completed the SGML Basic Concepts, Tagging, and Editing module of the JCALSTM Functional User Course. Upon return to your work site, your supervisor tasks you to:
1. Create a simple SGML document with multi-paragraph text.
2. Check the spelling and punctuation and completeness of the document.
Instructors Initials
GO NO GO
Task 1 Open the Filing Service. From the workfolder, open the SGMLtemplate created in Lesson TM01-001.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. ________ ________
Task 2 Insert markup tags for a third paragraph and a third paragraph of
text.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. ________ ________
Task 3 Modify the tag display.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. _______ _______
Task 4 Increase font magnification by 50 percent.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. _______ _______
Task 5 Find and change text strings, and search for text with markup tags.Raise your hand to have this task evaluated.
________ ________
Task 6 Cut or copy and paste text regions into the document.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. _______ _______
Task 7 Check spelling and punctuation in a document.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. _______ _______
Task 8 Look up the definition of a word.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated._______ _______
Task 9 Check completeness of the document.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. _______ _______
Task 10 Save the document and print an Editor View of the document.
Raise your hand to have this task evaluated. _______ _______
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2.4.5 Critique of Course
A critique of course will be obtained at the conclusion of the course using the IRTS.
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