Navigating a CLIPP Case

Navigating a CLIPP Case

How to navigate through a CLIPP case is fairly obvious, but each case nonetheless includes instructions on how to proceed. Below are the navigation buttons and tips on using them.

		The case is divided into Cards. When you complete a card, click the Forward button at the bottom-right of the screen to advance to the next card.
		To step backward to previous cards in the case, click the Back button.
		As you advance through the case, you can click the Clipboard button to navigate to specific, previously seen cards. You cannot skip forward! However, once you have completed a case session, use the Clipboard to go to any card in the case. A drop-down menu at the top of the card also allows you to go to completed cards.
		After answering a question, click the Solution button to see the expert's answer. You must click Solution to proceed past a card with a question.
		If there is additional information in the Expert window, the Expert button at the bottom of the screen will be highlighted. Directions in the card will tell you when to click the Expert button.
		Some images can be magnified. To see a magnified image, click the magnifying-glass icon at the bottom-left of the image.
		The left- and right-pointing arrows beneath an image allow you to see a second or third image if the card has more than one image. Directions in the card will tell you when there is more than one image.
		If a card has a sound or movie file, it may take a few seconds for it to load (or much longer if you are using a slow modem). When the file has loaded, click the Play button to see the movie or hear the sound. You may play the file as many times as you want.
		Click the Network button to open a diagnostic network that you have already created.
		For directions on using the software, click the Help button in the top-right corner of the screen.
		To quit a case, click the Quit button in the top-right corner of the screen. You are then given a choice to quit the software or to select another case.

For instructions on how to register and log in, see Registering and Logging In.

Link to tips on using The Diagnostic Network.