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# Working with Learning Objectives

This page is your toolkit for finding, creating, editing, and managing Learning Objects in EdEHR. Whether you're starting from scratch or building on what's already there, you'll find practical steps and pro-tips to keep your course content organized and effective.

What You'll Find in This Section

* [How to access Learning Objects](#accessing-learning-objects)
* [Creating Learning Objects](/edehr-compass/user-guides/course-designer/working-with-learning-objectives/creating-learning-objectives.md) — step-by-step instructions for creating new Learning Objects (from scratch or by cloning)
* [Editing Learning Objects](/edehr-compass/user-guides/course-designer/working-with-learning-objectives/editing-learning-objectives.md) — how to edit and update Learning Objects without disrupting your course
* [Managing Learning Objects](/edehr-compass/user-guides/course-designer/working-with-learning-objectives/managing-learning-objectives.md) — deleting and exporting Learning Objects
* [Best practices to keep things running smoothly](#best-practices-and-pro-tips)

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## Accessing Learning Objects

You can access EdEHR through any linked activity in your Learning Management System or directly through the EdEHR dashboard if you have the right permissions. This flexibility lets you jump straight to the content you want to create or edit.

You can access Learning Objects in two ways:

1. From an Activity page, click the link to the associated Learning Object
2. From the Instructor Tools menu, select "Learning Objects" to view all available Learning Objects in your EdEHR instance

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## Best Practices and Pro Tips

* Always double-check before changing a Case Study in a Learning Object that's already in use.
* Use clear, descriptive names so you can quickly find Learning Objects later.
* Regularly export your Learning Objects for backup, especially before making major edits.
* When in doubt, clone instead of overwrite—this keeps your original content safe.

By following these steps, you'll keep your EdEHR content organized and your courses running smoothly.


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