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<a href="https://www.imsglobal.org/sites/default/files/CASE/casev1p0/information_model/caseservicev1p0_infomodelv1p0.html#Enumerated_CFAssociationTypeEnum" target="_blank">IMS Global’s CASE specification as noted in figure 7.3.1</a>
|hasSkillLevel |The destination of this association is understood to define a given skill level i.e. Reading Lexile 100, Depth Knowledge 2, or Cognitive Level (Blooms Taxonomy) etc. |
|isPartOf |The origin of the association is included either physically or logically in the item at the destination of the association. This classifies an item as being logically or semantically contained as a subset of the destination.|
|exactMatchOf |Equivalent to. Used to connect derived CFItem to CFItem in original source CFDocument. |Used to connect derivative framework statements. |
|exemplar |The target/destination node is an example of best practice for the definition of the source/origin. |Point to a learning resource or other public artifacts(Unlimited). |
|hasSkillLevel |The destination of this association is understood to define a given skill level i.e. Reading Lexile 100, Depth Knowledge 2, or Cognitive Level (Blooms Taxonomy) etc. |Used to capture equivalencies between academic and Workforce competencies. |
|isChildOf |To represent the structural relationship in a taxonomy between parent and child. The source/origin is a child of the target/destination. | Groups children statements with their parent statement. |
|isPartOf |The origin of the association is included either physically or logically in the item at the destination of the association. This classifies an item as being logically or semantically contained as a subset of the destination.|As an example, if three skills of a framework are subsets of one skill in another.|
|isRelatedTo |The origin of the association is related to the destination in some way that is not better described by another association type. |Use is acceptable for learning resources but not as specific as assessment results|
|replacedBy |The origin of the association has been supplanted by, displaced by, or superseded by the destination of the association. |For showing equivalence across versions. |
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