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The navigation in the course
is designed to be as simple as possible, while providing a number of options
for getting around quickly. The most important navigational elements are
described here.
Getting started
You can access all elements
of this course on the course home page. You
may want to bookmark the home page and return directly to it whenever
you want to resume the course. It is recommended that you begin by first
reviewing the introduction to the minicourses, A
Sexual and Reproductive Health Approach.
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The Next
button
Starting on the home page, you
can move through all essential pages of the course simply by clicking the
link for Next Page or by clicking the icon, shown here, which
appears at the bottom of each page:
At the end of each module
in the course, the Next icon takes you to the first page of
the next module.
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Index page
On the home page
and most other pages in the course, you can go to the Index to move directly
to a particular section of the course. Information in the Index is arranged
by topic and module.
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Modules
All modules are
numbered and listed on the course home page in a preferred order, but
you may complete the modules in whatever order you prefer. Simply click
on the first module title on the course home page to begin the course.
At the end of each module, clicking the Next icon takes you
to the first page of the next module.
Each page of each module is
numbered in a list at the top of a page. As you move through the module,
the page you are currently reviewing will be highlighted in this numbered
list.
Each of these numbers is also a link, so you may also jump to
another page in the course by clicking the numbered link.
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Optional links
Some pages also contain optional
branchesthat is, links to information that is more in-depth
than or is tangential to the topic presented in the module.
Often these links contain
tables or detailed lists that may pertain to only a small number of users.
These links are identified by this symbol and a brief text description
of the links content:

At the end of the branch,
you will find a link back to the same place in the module where the optional
branch occurred. If the content of the link does not apply to your particular
situation, you may choose not to click on it: Content in the optional
branches is not generally included in the module quiz.
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Quizzes
Most modules contain
brief quizzes that give you an opportunity to test your knowledge on that
modules topics. Quizzes are optional, and you can skip the quiz
in the module by clicking the Next button or by clicking the
numbered link for the next page. You may retake quizzes as often as you
like.
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Features
Most modules contain
two kinds of special features:
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Case
studies. These cases allow you to apply what you have learned
in a course to real-world situations.
- Making It Work!
This section is designed to help you find ways to apply the content
of this module to your everyday work. This section often contains resource
materials designed for you to print out and share with clients and co-workers.
This feature is designed to be used after you have read through the
content of the course, but can be reviewed at any time you feel ready.
For ease of reference, you
can access all the Making It Work sections for the course
by using the links to these features from the course home page.
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