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# Creating Learning Objectives
What You’ll Learn
* How to create a new learning objective
* How to duplicate an existing learning objective
* Steps for filling in required information and linking a case study
* How to save your work
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## Creating Learning Objects
There are two methods to create new Learning Objects:
### **Method 1: Create from scratch**
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#### Make sure Designer Mode is enabled.
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#### Click the "Create new Learning Object" Magic-wand button in the top right
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#### Fill in the required information, including the name of the Learning Object and instructions for students.
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#### Select the Case Study you want to use.
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#### Confirm by selecting ‘Save’.
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### **Method 2: Duplicate or clone an existing Learning Object**
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#### From the learning Objective menu, selected in the LH navigation, ensure course designer mode is selected.
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### Click on the learning objective you would like to dupliace or clone.
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### Click the duplicate icon
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### Confirm Duplicate
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### Learning Objective has been successfully duplicated and details are ready to be edited.
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