You can build Cases directly in the NHS Learning Hub, they are designed to help educators deliver learning interactively and progressively. 

Assessments and Cases support enhanced image files that have been generated by whole-slide imaging devices like Hamamatsu and Aperio. You will be able to explore digital slide samples including any annotations the contributor has added.

Planning

You will need an idea of what kind of content you want to contribute and how best to organise it to deliver it effectively.

This is what learners will see when they read through a Case:

• They will encounter each page in the order they've been laid out;
• They cannot move to the next page until all questions have been answered on the current page.
• Each question must be answered in the right order.

To enable this experience, contributors are encouraged to split their content across pages and to only add questions to a page if they are relevant to the content they contain.

Here are some things to consider when planning your Case

• What kind of content do I need? For example, text, images, videos, slides etc.
  Tip: Aim for a mix of different content types to keep things interesting
  
  
• How do I arrange the content to have a good narrative?
  Tip: Think of Cases like a story. Does your content have good flow? Does it reach a satisfying conclusion?
  
  
• How do I split my content across pages to give it good pacing and separation?
  Tip: Questions provide a good opportunity to challenge your reader's thinking and form a natural place to start a new page afterwards.
  
  
• What are the best questions I can ask about the content on each page to deliver the lesson progressively?
  Tip: Because questions need to be answered in sequence, each question can be phrased to follow on logically from the last. For example, to step your reader through a process of reasoning.

Creating your Case

• Select <My contributions> on your menu bar this will open your most recently accessed catalogue
• Select <Contribute a resource here>
• To add a resource to a folder select the folder to open it and then select <Contribute a resource here>
• To add resources to a different catalogue go to <Change catalogue> and select the one you need
  Figure 1 Changing catalogue and contributing resource links

• You also have the option to duplicate an existing case or assessment using the Options menu for that resourceFigure 2 Options menu

Create the title and choose <Case>

• Choose a title for your resource

  Learning Hub reports and certificates show the session title only. Make sure your title says what subject matter the resource covers. Don't use titles like 'Quiz' or 'Assessment' on their own.

• Select <Case>
• Scroll down and select <Next>

The menu items to complete - listed in a line under the title

• Content use this menu to create your blocks (see below)
• Access You can make the resource available to everyone (General users) or only to the NHS and Social care workforce (Full users) 
• Resource info holds the Description 1800 characters appears on the session launch page under the launch button and Sensitive content tick yes if you want to warn viewers the may find the content offensive or disturbing
• Authors tick that you are the author or add up to ten other authors, organisation and role are optional. Select <Add> between each author. Authors can be an individual or a team
• License When contributing a resource to the Learning Hub it is important that you, as the contributor, understand the licence options available to you. You need to be aware of how your choice of licence affects how learners can interact with, and potentially share, the resource after it is added to the Learning Hub. 

  Are you allowed to share this resource? If you are, you can choose from four licences. Each licence offers different levels of restrictions on how the resource can be shared and used. 

  If you are unsure whether to use a Creative Commons license, select the links below for more information. 

  Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

  Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International 

  Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International 

  All Rights Reserved  This licence allows you, as the creator of the resource you are contributing to the Learning Hub, to reserve all rights capable of being reserved under the relevant applicable laws related to the reuse of the materials included in your resource.  However, by sharing your resources on the Learning Hub you are inviting users to access, read, and be educated by the resource you have contributed.  

  This licence is available to contributors both to preserve the autonomy of those creating and sharing their resources on the Learning Hub, and to offer a licence option that can be applied to resources created where the contributor is not the sole creator of the materials, meaning they do not have the right to use a more open licence (see Creative Commons options above) for their contribution. 

• Certificate The Learning Hub can supply a certificate on completion of your resource for your learners. (You can supply an image for your certificate logo when requesting your catalogue). Tick Yes or No to this. 
  
  Figure 3 Case editing screen

• Now go back to Content, the first menu item, to add your blocks using the + Add content and + Add question buttons

Content blocks

You must have at least one content block per page to publish your Case.

Select  <Add content> to open a menu of options

• Text - opens a text editor
• Slide viewer - You can upload .ndpi .tif .tiff .svs and .zip files from your computer or other storage drive you are connected to. Please upload MIRAX (.mrxs) as a zip file, Maximum file size 10.0 GB. Please note an .mrxs file is not a standalone file, it requires its sibling .dat files in the same folder
• Media - images, audio or video files
• Image carousel - allows multiple images to be viewed in turn

Once the content has uploaded to the block you have the following menu options

Figure 4 Menu options

• Add title link
• The small circle displays green with a tick when all the required items have been added (ie alt text on images)
• Up and down arrows to rearrange your blocks (do not show on your last block)
• Duplicate icon with two squares
• Dustbin icon to delete the block. Please note: DELETE CANNOT BE UNDONE

Now you can add another content block, a question block or a new page. The <Add page> button is at the top of the Case editor.

Please note that we have not yet created a way to rearrange pages or move blocks between pages. Please make sure you are adding pages and content in the right positions to avoid losing work.

Question blocks

Select  <Add question> to open a menu of options

• Single Best Answer learners choose one option from a list of possibilities.
• Consider the Possibilities learners choose Yes or No in response to multiple questions.
• Select Pinned Areas on a Whole Slide Image learners answer a question by selecting one or more pinned areas within a whole slide image.
• Match Game learners match answers together.

You can add text, videos or images to questions. You can add feedback and decide if the user click to see the correct answer for guidance. Text based answers will be ordered alphabetically.

Questions in Cases are intended to help the learner recall the content. To create an assessment to test the learner please use the Assessment resource.

Preview and publish

Figure 5 Case ready to publish

Once you have added the Case information so the circles are ticked and green, and at least one block you have the options to <Preview> or <Publish> your Case. Under <More options> you can save for later, delete the draft, duplicate the resource or copy its content.