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Open Education Cup: Authoring in Connexions

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Summary: A brief guide to authoring in Connexions. This module provides links to existing Connexions documentation modules and highlights resources for new authors participating in the Open Education Cup contest (http://OpenEducationCup.org).

Connexions provides a number of help documents designed to assist authors looking to get started creating and editing content. These documents range from basic introductions to the Connexions platform to advanced CNXML tutorials for experienced authors wishing to take their materials to the next level.

Here are a few resources to help you get started:

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Due to space limitations, not all of the help documents have been included in this collection. You can view any of the documents listed at the URLs indicated above.

If you have any questions, please contact Jonathan Emmons, Connexions’ Community Development Specialist, at cnx@cnx.org.

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