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Course design starts by accepting raw learning targets and normalizing them into actionable Student Learning Targets (SLTs). This process aligns targets with a structured assessment flow, ensuring they meet quality standards before lesson classification and workflow handoff.

Assessing SLT quality involves checking the normalized learning targets against standards and mapping them to appropriate lesson formats. This classification ensures that each target is categorized correctly, producing readiness artifacts for the subsequent course workflow handoff.

Generating readiness artifacts requires processing accepted SLTs through quality checks and classification. Once assessed, these artifacts are produced to feed directly into the course workflow, ensuring a fast-track setup for ready learners with clear outputs.

Yes, you can use this course design workflow without prior dependencies. The process requires no external components, allowing you to provide learning targets directly or point to a file containing them for immediate processing and handoff.

You need to normalize learning targets when you want to fast-track course setup for ready learners. This step transforms raw inputs into actionable SLTs, applying robust guardrails to ensure clear outputs and a structured assessment flow before handoff.