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'''<span id="node">node</span>''' (in the [[Glossary:Contents_window|'''contents window''']]) - one [[Glossary:Element|'''element''']] in the [[Glossary:Knowledge_tree|'''knowledge tree''']] presented in the [[Glossary:Contents_window|'''contents window''']] (a single [[Glossary:Item|'''item''']], [[Glossary:Topic|'''topic''']] or [[Glossary:Task|'''task''']] in the [[Glossary:Collection|'''collection''']]). You can add new nodes with '''Add | '''<span id="node">node</span>''' (in the [[Glossary:Contents_window|'''contents window''']]) - one [[Glossary:Element|'''element''']] in the [[Glossary:Knowledge_tree|'''knowledge tree''']] presented in the [[Glossary:Contents_window|'''contents window''']] (a single [[Glossary:Item|'''item''']], [[Glossary:Topic|'''topic''']] or [[Glossary:Task|'''task''']] in the [[Glossary:Collection|'''collection''']]). You can add new nodes with '''Add''' and '''Insert''' in the '''contents window''', or with options on the [[Edit menu|'''Edit''']] submenu of the [[main menu]]. If a '''node''' does not have [[Glossary:Child|'''children''']], it is called a [[Glossary:Leaf|'''leaf''']]. If the '''node''' has '''children''', it is called a [[Glossary:Branch|'''branch''']]. The [[contents menu]] provides some [[Processing multiple elements (Process collection/branch/browser)|operations on entire branches]] such as: '''Review''', '''Learn''', '''Statistics''', etc. See also: [[Creating a knowledge tree structure in the contents window|Creating the knowledge tree structure]] | ||
Revision as of 06:21, 29 September 2013
node (in the contents window) - one element in the knowledge tree presented in the contents window (a single item, topic or task in the collection). You can add new nodes with Add and Insert in the contents window, or with options on the Edit submenu of the main menu. If a node does not have children, it is called a leaf. If the node has children, it is called a branch. The contents menu provides some operations on entire branches such as: Review, Learn, Statistics, etc. See also: Creating the knowledge tree structure