1.Click on “KM Editor” in the left-hand menu of the wizard 2.Click “Create” on the top to the right 3.Fill the fields with appropriate Name (e.g. ‘KM Editor Test Model’) and Knowledge Model ID (e.g. ‘test-model’). The ID can contain alphanumeric characters and dash but cannot start or end with dash. Leave Parent Knowledge Model as is (–). Note: If you want to update or reuse an existing model, this is where you select which one. 4.Click on “Save” button
1.Write a name of the KM (e.g. ‘My test KM’) 2.Press + Add chapter 3.Write a Title (e.g. ‘Introduction’) and Text (e.g. ‘Background information’) for the chapter. Note: The Text field is where you add a description of what the chapter will contain questions about. There are two tabs, ‘Editor’ and ‘Preview’, since you can use Markdown (https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/) to format the text and check the result in ‘Preview’. 4.Press +Add question in order to create a question
1.Click on the arrow at Research field in the grey overview area, and scroll down to References 2.Click on +Add reference 3. 4.Write “List of Life sciences” as Label 5.Click on Research field again and then click on +Add reference 6.Write “My science for life guru” as Name 7. 8.Click on “Save” in top right corner, position the mouse on your KM (‘Test of KM Editor’), and click on Open Editor
1.Click on Introduction and scroll down to Questions. The three questions created are all on the same level. 2.Position the mouse on the grey area next to Research field, hold down the left button of the mouse and drag-and-drop above Project title
Rewrite the question in the new position, or Export the Knowledge Model and edit the resulting json file in an appropriate editor, and then import it again
1.Click on ‘My test KM’ in the grey overview area, and scroll down to Tags 2.Click on + Add tag 3.Write ‘Library’ as Name 4.Pick a color by clicking on one of the colored squares 5.Expand Introduction and click on Project title in the grey overview area 6.Scroll down to Tags and mark this question as of interest to the library by clicking the check box 7.Do the same for Research field 8.Click on “PREVIEW” and notice that all questions are visible. Select the Library tag, by clicking in it’s check box. Now only the two questions Project title and Research field are visible.
1.Click on “KM Editor” in the leftside menu 2.Position the mouse on your KM (‘Test of KM Editor’) and click on Publish among the alternatives that becomes visible 3.Add a version number in New version (e.g. ‘1.0.0’) 4.Write a Description (e.g. ‘This is the root version’) 5.Click on “Publish”
1.Click on “Knowledge Models” in the left hand menu 2.Position your mouse on the KM (‘Test of KM Editor’) and click on View detail 3.Click on Export and save the file on your computer.
1.Click on “Knowledge Models” in the left hand menu 2.Click on “Import” in top-right corner 3.Click on “Choose file”, select the .km-file 4.Click on “Upload”