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- Update description of Table of Contents to include information about
  icons used to jump to Course Editor.

\label{Navigation_Screen}
Select \textbf{Course Contents} on the Inline Menu or 
\includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{nav}
\textbf{Table of course contents} from the 
Main Menu to
explore your course. The \textbf{Course Contents} screen is a table of contents
for your course that also displays due dates, status (i.e. solved
versus unsolved problems), new discussion notification, and new message
notification.

New discussion posts are indicated by a little speech bubble \includegraphics[width=0.015\paperwidth]{chat} next to the 
resource name.

New messages from individual students are indicated by a little envelope \includegraphics[width=0.015\paperwidth]{newmsg} next to the resource name. Clicking on this icon displays the message.

Clicking on any resource jumps you to that resource.

Clicking on a folder icon opens up the folder, showing a list of all the resources inside that folder.

For Course Coordinators clicking the little wrench \includegraphics[width=0.015\paperwidth]{editmap} 
to the right of a folder's name will open the Course Editor for that specific folder.

Several tools are available to modify the appearance of \textbf{Course Contents}, e.g., by showing the first due problem, showing only uncompleted problems, opening all folders etc.

Course Coordinators will also see a \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{docs} tool which jumps to the Course Editor.


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