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# Linking Case Study to a Learning Object

This page explains how to link a case study to a learning object in EdEHR. It outlines the steps for selecting and connecting your case study.

What You’ll Learn

* How to navigate to the correct learning object
* How to attach a new case study
* How to save and confirm the link between your case study and learning object

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## Linking Case Study to a Learning Object

After creating the basic case we need to link it to a learning object.

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### Return to the Activity page via the sidebar navigation

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#### Select the Learning Object

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### Click Properties at the top of the Learning Object Page.

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### Select your new Case Study and save the form

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### Hit 'Save'

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### Confirm the new case study is enabled on the learning Object

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