Tech21-C-DOMINO_contract_item_developer_(CCB_202).pdf

DOMINO (V2.11)

Contract Item Developer User Guide

Table of Contents Section 1: Navigating DOMINO……………………………………………………..………..………………… 1

1.1: Login………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….………… 1

1.2: Account Management…………………………………………………………………………….…………………… 1

1.3: Table Configuration………………………………………………………………………………..……………………. 1

1.4: Filtering and Sorting…………………………………………………………………………………………..………… 2

1.5: Opening Projects………………………………………………………………………………………………..……….. 3

1.6: Opening Related Projects…..………………………………………………………………………………………… 4

1.7: Project Menu Bar……………….………………………………………………………………………………………… 4

1.8: Toggling Doc and Item Views……………………………………………………………………………………….. 4

Section 2: Working with Documents………………………..……………………………………………….. 5

2.1: Contract Workflow………………………………………………………….…………………………………………… 5

2.2: Opening Documents………………………………………………………..…………………………………………… 5

2.3: Document Menu Bar……………………………………………………….…………………………………………… 5

2.4: Task Statuses………………………………………………………………………..……………………………………… 6

2.5: Creating Reading Comprehension Documents……………………………………………………………… 8

2.6: Using Screen Real Estate Features………………………………………………………………………………… 8

2.7: Commenting Features………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8

2.8: Document Editing Menu Bar………………………………………………………………………..………………. 9

2.9: Adding Multiple Choice Items………………………………………………………………………………………. 10

2.10: Creating Listening Comprehension Documents…………………………………………………………… 11

2.11: Working with Audio………………………………………….….…………………………………………………… 12

2.12: Adding Constructed Response Items……………………………………………….…………………………. 12

2.13: Adding Metadata….……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13

2.14: Adding an Attachment……………………………………………………………………………………………… 14

Section 3: Modify a Document……….…………………………………………………………………………. 15

Section 4: Use the Resubmission Task………………………………………………………………………. 15

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Section 1: Navigating DOMINO

1.1: Login. Load URL: https://zdomino.dliflc.edu Enter your User ID and Password. Click Login.

Security note 1: You must be issued a DOMINO User ID and Password to access the application. If you do not know your User ID or Password, notify your project manager for assistance.

Security note 2: Use DOMINO ONLY with Chrome or Firefox (do not use Internet Explorer, Safari or Microsoft Edge). See security message bypass as follows.

How to bypass Chrome site loading security messages, if any:

Your connection is not private > Advanced > Proceed to zdomino.dliflc.edu (unsafe)

How to bypass Firefox site loading security messages, if any:

Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead > Advanced… > Accept the Risk and Continue

1.2: Account Management. Become familiar with how to manage your DOMINO account.

User account management options are available from the drop-down menu accessible next to your User ID in the upper right-hand corner of your screen.

• Selecting “Reset Preferences” clears all filters applied and refreshes your login.

• Selecting “Edit Information” enables your update of name and email address.

• Selecting “Change Password” enables you to change your password.

• Selecting “Logout” will log you out of DOMINO.

1.3: Table Configuration. Once you are logged on, and can manage your account, become familiar with customizing your views in DOMINO with the “Configure table” button available in the top left corner of the table.

Selecting the “Configure table” button will present you with a new Table Preferences screen from which you are able to choose an existing view from the Table Layout drop down menu.

Configure Table note: Throughout DOMINO you will be presented with the ability to customize your table views.

The columns available for selection depend on the table you are viewing, so only columns related to that type of data are available for configuration (i.e., Projects, Documents, Items, and Teams tables).

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Table Layout: Provides you with a dropdown listing of system or user defined views. Select the preferred view by clicking on the view name when highlighted.

Page Size: Provides you with the ability to update your default page size by increments. Select your preferred page size by selecting the corresponding number. Note: page size will impact load time.

Once you have entered your preferences in this screen, click on the “Update Table” button and you will be returned to the Project table reflecting your view selection.

Within any of the table views you can customize the column presentation by selecting this same “Configure table” button. On the Table Preferences screen you will find “Visible Columns” on the left portion of the screen, and “Hidden Columns” on the right portion of the screen:

You can use drag and drop to hide, make visible or reorder any column to or from your view. To hide a column, click on the column name on the left in the Visible box, dragging it to right into the Hidden box, and releasing your click. You can do the reverse by dragging and dropping from the Hidden to Visible box, to make your preferred columns Visible in your view. Columns can be reordered by simply clicking on their name and moving up or down within the Visible box. Each button between the Visible and Hidden column sections has a tool tip to provide direct reference of the action available. Keep in mind that the availability of columns to configure for your view directly relates to the table selected the “Configure table”button from.

Visible and Hidden columns can be searched for by name (e.g., ILR, etc.) to expedite your access to the columns. The search is activated once you begin typing in the Visible Columns or Hidden Columns search boxes. To update your view once your selections are made, click on the “Update Table” button.

If you wish to save your custom view, you can do so by clicking on the “Create Layout” button. Once you click on this button a Save as Layout Name box will appear on the upper right corner of the Table

Preferences screen, enter a layout name, and click on the “Save Layout” button.

You can utilize your saved layout throughout the system in any authorized project by selecting the “Configure table” button and using the dropdown next to Table Layout. All saved custom views will end with (private). You can delete a custom view by selecting the “Delete Layout” option.

1.4: Filtering and Sorting. From any table you can apply filters on most columns by selecting the funnel icon at the top of the row. This will expand a filter menu that will enable you to enter on or more “include” or “exclude” parameters.

To set parameters for a filter enter text into the “Apply Filter” box paying attention to the type of filter you are selecting:

• “=” is an explicit textual/numeric search for equal to and is case sensitive.

• “<” is an explicit textual/numeric search for less than and is case sensitive.

• “<=” is an explicit textual/numeric search for less than or equal to and is case sensitive.

• “>” is an explicit textual/numeric search for more than and is case sensitive.

• “>=” is an explicit textual/numeric search for more than or equal to and is case sensitive.

• “Contains” is a free text search that is not case sensitive.

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To apply the filter based on your criteria select the “plus” (+) button.

To remove a filter based on your criteria select the “minus” (-) button.

Select the “Excludes matches?” button to exclude content from your selection. The button turns gray when selected. To unselect, click the “Excludes matches?” button again.

Multi-selection filters (both include and exclude) can be applied by selecting the plus-option buttons “+ Or” or “+ And.”

The initial “+ Or” option enables you to specify multiple parameters to include in you filter results.

The initial “+ And” option enables you to specify multiple parameters to exclude from your filter results.

In both plus-option filtering scenarios to you can add an unlimited number of filter parameters by selecting the “+ Or” to specify additional filter parameters.

To remove one or more of multi-selection filters that have been applied, select the “minus” (-) button in the corresponding filter row.

Clicking on the “Show Filter Detail” button will display all of the filters that have been applied.

To sort columns, hover your mouse over the column name, and when the hand icon appears, simply click on the column name. The initial sort will be ascending (smallest to greatest) and the sort will be shown as applied by the presence of a triangle next to the column name.

To resort in descending order (greatest to smallest) click on the column name a second time and you will see the triangle become inversed.

1.5: Opening Projects. Become familiar with opening and navigating DOMINO projects. All item development projects are language and skill specific according to the contract delivery schedule.

Open a project by clicking on the hyperlinked Project Name in the Project Id column.

DOMINO will display for you, always, the project that you are actively in. The Project ID will be displayed below the “Projects” button

To remove filters in from all columns in the table, click remove filter.

To hide a column from your table, click hide column.

Note: certain columns containing data with discrete options (e.g., ILR) provide you with the ability to select from the available discrete options (i.e., 0+, 1, etc.).

Note: in the event you have inadvertently filtered or sorted items out of your view, utilize the “Remove row filters” button to clear all filters.

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You will note a blue information button next to the project name. Clicking on this button will display the target language font specifications for the project language.

If the information button is displaying as red your system does not have the required fonts installed.

1.6: Opening Related Projects. All language and skill specific projects are related to the overarching contract item development project. If you are authorized to access multiple language and skill specific projects, you will find a dropdown menu next to the Projects button.

You can use this dropdown menu to navigate between the related language and skill projects by clicking on the project name in this dropdown list.

1.7: Project Menu Bar. Become familiar with navigating the DOMINO application. Navigation within DOMINO requires your use of the buttons and links available on the user interface.

1.8: Toggling Doc and Item Views. DOMINO organizes passage and item sets by Documents.

Once you open a project, you will be presented with a table of “Working Docs” by default and then can use the associated dropdown menu to navigate to other views.

• Working Docs is a table view of all documents within the current language and skill specific project.

• Working Items is a table view of all items within the current language and skill specific project.

• All Docs is a table view of all documents across all related projects.

• All Items is a table view of all items across all related projects.

You can use the dropdown menu to navigate from Working Docs to any of the alternate views. Note: if you are in the All Docs or All Items views, you will not be able to utilize all item development tools and options.

Button Result Button Result

Displays projects and expands to show related project sub-projects (see 1.5 and 1.6)

Adds and Deletes documents (see 2.5 and 2.10)

Refer to DOMINO for Contract Project Managers for details

Export to Excel

Displays project team

Refer to DOMINO for Contract Project Managers for details

Document and Item display options (see 1.8)

Refer to DOMINO for Contract Project Managers for details

Displays charts

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Section 2: Working with Documents You must be in a language and skill specific project to work with documents in DOMINO. See 1.5 and 1.6 to learn how to open a project.

2.1: Contract Workflow. Become familiar with the contract workflow, and specifically the tasks you may be working within.

• Create is the task that enables authoring the target language passage or transcription, uploading listening comprehension audio files, entering the English rendering, orientation statement, multiple choice items or constructed response items.

• Metadata is the task that enables entry of metadata about the passage and item(s), such as ILR level.

~ Resubmission is the task that enables you to add new item(s) to a previously submitted passage and item set, and to enter data about the new item(s). This task is only visible upon request to the government, and previously entered data (e.g., the passage, etc.) is not editable.

• Contract Submit is the task that is used to submit content to the government for review.

• COR Feedback is a read-only task that provides the government feedback on submitted content.

2.2: Opening Documents. DOMINO organizes passage and item sets by documents. Once you open a project, you will be presented with a table of existing documents or items.

Open a document or item by clicking on the hyperlinked entry in the Doc ID, UID, or Title column.

2.3: Document Menu Bar. Become familiar with the document menu bar, which provides options to navigate through documents within the project, save, manage attachments and more.

Opens the first document in the project. *note, this respects any sorting/filtering applied to the document or item table

Opens the previous document.

*note, this respects any

Shows the filtering applied to the list of documents along with the place of the document in the list.

Opens the next document. *note, this respects any sorting/filtering applied to the document or item table

Opens the last document in the project. *note, this respects any

Enables you to start creating a new document.

Undo changes and reload document.

Save your work, with or without entering a comment.

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View or add attachments page.

View all comments page.

Right comment panel is displayed or hidden.

Allows selection of formatting elements in the document to view by checking the box (e.g., this is a checked “Comments” box ) Note:

the color coding corresponds with how the formating will be highlighted in the document.

Changes document view to Preview, One Column, Two Column (default), Translation, One Column

– Content or Two Column – Content. Note: the “Content” views shift the metadata section to the end of the document.

View prior versions of the document.

The Status History displays the progress of the document through the workflow Tasks (such as Create, etc.). The Change History shows updates made to the document by version.

2.4: Task Statuses. Become familiar with the document taskbar and task statuses.

When in a document you will see the task bar in the upper right-hand portion of the screen. The task bar provides details of the task statuses and provides you with the ability to start and complete tasks.

To start a task, click on the pencil icon next to the task name.

To complete a task, click on the checkmark icon next to the task name.

To view details of the task, such as recent activity and assignment statuses, select the “See Task Detail” for a project task by clicking on the see task detail button. When the “See Task Detail” is selected, click on any task name to display associated task information.

A task that is grayed out and has a checkmark to the left of the task name is complete.

A task that is white, has a pencil icon to the right of the task name and an undo icon to the left of the task name has been reset.

A task that is blue, has a checkmark icon to the right of the task name and a pencil icon to the left of the task name is in progress.

A task that is white, has a pencil icon to the right of to the task name, and a blank box to the left of the task name is not started.

A task that is white and has no icon to the right of the task name, and a blank box to the left of the task name is a read only task.

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To access all document tasks, click on the “See All Tasks” button to the left of the taskbar. Once selected a document task screen will open, where you can view all task details, move to a task, start a task, or complete a task.

On the left Select a Task side:

• The Active task is highlighted in blue.

• Open the document in a task by clicking on the task name.

• Initiate a task Action by clicking on the start or complete buttons next to the task name.

On the right Task Status Detail side:

• View the assignment and task statuses.

Scroll through Project task statuses by hovering over a task name on left side of the screen, which will update the “Task Status Detail” side of the screen.

Within the document task screen, tasks can be selected or deselected for presentation within the document task bar.

Tasks with a yellow star (up to six at a time) will display in the task bar. Tasks without a yellow star will not display in the task bar.

You can configure the tasks to display, across all project documents, using the stars to designate tasks to display. Apply your changes by clicking on the “X” in the upper right corner of the screen.

Tasks can be selected or deselected to display by clicking the star next to the task name. Deselecting the stars next to “Contract Submit” and “COR Feedback” as seen in the left screen, will result in the below task bar:

Updates to the task display can be updated at any time, to include or exclude displayed tasks in the task bar.

If all tasks are unselected, there will be no tasks available in the taskbar.

Click on the “See All Tasks” button and selecting the “Show all in Taskbar” star will restore all tasks in the taskbar.

Taskbar Display Note: In the event you filter tasks out of view unintentionally, see 1.2 and use the “Reset Preferences” feature to restore your view to the default settings.

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2.5: Creating Reading Comprehension Documents. Become familiar with creating reading comprehension documents. You must be in a reading comprehension project to create an associated document (see 1.5 and 1.6 to verify you are in the desired project).

To create a new document, click on the plus (+) sign on the Project Menu Bar (see 1.7) or on the Document Menu Bar (see 2.3). Enter a document Title, and if desired, upload a source file for the passage. Note: If you upload a file using the “Choose File” button, all contents of that file will populate the Passage section of the document. When ready, click on the “Create” button.

Once you have created your document, you will be presented with document fields to enter:

• Orientation Statement

• Target Language Passage

• English Rendering

2.6: Using Screen Real Estate Features. Become familiar with features within DOMINO to enable you to manage your screen real estate.

Within each of the document sections you will find options to manipulate screen real estate, and to add comments.

Button Result Button Result Button Result

Collapse section control to hide a document section.

* see note

The Grow Area control will expand the document section.

The Shrink Area control will shrink the document section.

Expand section control to show a document section.

The Autofit control will grow or shrink the document section to fit the text.

The Comment control enables comments to be entered for the document section by clicking on the plus (+) sign.

(see 2.7)

Collapse section note: If something seems to be missing from your view verify that all sections are being displayed by verifying the “expand” option is selected.

Comment note: Clicking on the plus (+) sign will initiate a comment associated with that document section and enable your entry of the comment in the comment panel that will open on the right hand side of the screen (see 2.7).

2.7: Commenting Features. Become familiar with commenting features within DOMINO. Within each document section comments can be added, and comments can also be included inline with the document text.

Create Note: The system auto-saves your progress as tasks are completed. You can save your progress on demand at any time by clicking on the floppy disc icon. You can choose to enter a comment about your save by selecting the dropdown next to the floppy disc and choosing the “Save with Message” option.

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Document section comments can be added by clicking on the plus (+) sign next to the comment symbol.

Once you add a comment a comment panel will open on the right hand side of the screen. There are a number of options that are available to work with comments.

You will note that the user name, date and time stamp, along with the task that the comment was entered in will be displayed as part of the comment.

Comments can be explicitly added and associated with all fields presented within the document interface.

The comment bubble will appear for use by hovering by any of the fields.

Inline comments can be added that directly connect text entries withn the document to comments. To initiate an inline comment, select text within any field, and click on the comment bubble plus (+) sign (either within a document section or by hovering your mouse) and enter your comment.

You will notice that the selection of text is highlighted in yellow to make the connection to the comment (see 2.3 to turn on/off highlighting).

The comment bubble will indicate the count of the comments in that section.

The Grow Area and Shrink Area controls are available for all comments.

Close the comment panel by clicking on the “x” in the top right hand of the comment panel.

Expand and collapse section controls are also available within comments.

Comments areas can be expanded by dragging the lower right corner down.

Comments can be deleted by clicking on the minus (-) sign.

Comments can be filtered by task by selecting the Task filter button, and check marking/un-check marking the tasks for which you wish to view comments (see 2.1 for tasks associated with the contract workflow). You can add all tasks by clicking the plus (+) sign and remove all tasks by clicking on the minus (-) sign next to the task filter button.

Sort comment display order by oldest comments first.

Sort comment display order by newest comments.

Sort comment display order by order within the document section.

2.8: Document Editing Menu Bar. Become familiar with the Editing Menu Bar. DOMINO has built in features to enable you to work with and edit your content directly in the system.

Bold

Italic

Underline

Comment note: The government requests all comments be removed from documents prior to completing the Contract Submit task and submitting content to the government for review.

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Strikethrough

Superscript

Subscript

Left

Center

Right

Advanced Formatting *see note

Indents for LTR text (or removes left indent)

Indents for RTL text (or removes right indent)

Inserts a horizontal line

1. Inserts

2. A

3. Numbered

4. List

• Inserts

• A

• Bulleted

• List

Inserts an image

Creates a hyperlink

Removes a hyperlink

Select font face *see note

Select font size

Select line height

Color Formatting

Insert special characters

Enables configurable removal of HTML from document

Allows HTML to be rechecked after removal action

* Advanced Formatting Note: This enables you to select text and force No Wrap (i.e., the words must stay together), Normal Wrap, LTR (left-to-right text direction) or RTL (right-to-left text direction) on text in all fields in your document. It is strongly recommended that Target Language Experts avail of the “No Wrap” capability to keep words, letters and/or characters together per the Target Language requirements.

* Font Face, Font Size and Line Height Note: If the buttons appear grayed out this is because the Font Face and Font Size have been predefined for the section of the document you are currently editing, and cannot be changed (applies to the Passage field only).

* Color Formatting Note: affords your ability to choose a “Background Color” and/or a “Font Color” for selected text.

2.9: Adding Multiple Choice Items. Become familiar with adding multiple choice items to your document.

You can add items by clicking on the plus (+) sign on the Questions bar.

You will then be presented fields to enter item data.

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Each multiple-choice item consists of 5 components:

~ Item Stem ~ Item Key – note the key is defaulted in the system to position A as is visually represented by the blue color coding associated with this option.

~ Item Alternatives – item alternatives (or distractors) should be entered in the fields associated with positions B, C, and D.

All content editing features included in the Document Editing Menu Bar are available for multiple choice items (see 2.8).

Multiple items can be added to the document by selecting the plus (+) sign on the Questions bar. Items can also be deleted by selecting the minus (-) sign next to the item Stem.

When ready, complete the create task by clicking on the checkmark next to the create task in the task bar and enter a comment when prompted if desired.

Click on the “Confirm” button to complete.

2.10: Creating Listening Comprehension Documents. Become familiar with creating listening comprehension documents. You must be in a listening comprehension project to create an associated document (see 1.5 and 1.6 to verify you are in the desired project).

To create a new document, click on the plus (+) sign on the Project Menu Bar (see 1.7) or on the Document Menu Bar (see 2.3). Enter a document Title, and if desired, upload a source file for the passage.

Listening comprehension documents require audio files to be uploaded, but these can be added after the document is created.

When ready, click on the “Create” button.

Once you have created your document, you will be presented with document fields to enter:

• Orientation Statement

• Audio

• Target Language Passage transcription

• English Rendering

You will note the Audio section, which includes buttons to upload and download the audio file.

If you did not upload an audio file when creating your listening comprehension document, you will need to click on the “Upload audio” button within the Audio section to add an audio file. When ready click on the “Upload” button.

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2.11: Working with Audio Files. Become familiar working with audio playback bar and playback options. It is recommended that you verify audio playback within DOMINO prior to submitting to the government for review.

Audio playback is initiated by clicking the play button. Once playback starts you can pause, see progress, adjust volume, adjust playback speed, and scroll through audio.

Audio files can be updated as needed through the course of the item development processes. The Audio bar provide the ability to playback audio and to update audio files as needed using the “Upload audio” button (see 2.10). Additionally, the Audio can be downloaded using the “Download audio file” button.

2.12: Adding Constructed Response Items. Become familiar with adding constructed response items to your document.

You can add items by clicking on the plus (+) sign on the Questions bar.

You will then be presented fields to enter item data.

Each constructed response item consists of 3 components:

~ Item Stem ~ Item Key Idea ~ Item Credit Scheme

All content editing features included in the Document Editing Menu Bar are available for constructed response items (see 2.8).

Multiple items can be added to the document by selecting the plus (+) sign on the Questions bar. Items can also be deleted by selecting the minus (-) sign next to the item Stem.

Audio note: Avoid using special characters in the audio file that is uploaded within DOMINO.

It is important that the audio playback is verified prior to submission to the government.

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When ready, complete the create task by clicking on the checkmark next to the create task in the task bar and enter a comment when prompted if desired.

Click on the “Confirm” button to complete.

2.13: Adding Metadata. Become familiar with adding data to the document in the Metadata task (see 2.1). Metadata is data about the passage and items that have been entered. Note you must have a document open to enter metadata (see 2.2).

Start the Metadata task by clicking on the pencil icon next to the task name in the taskbar (see 2.4).

Once you do so, the Metadata section will expand with the required fields once the task is started (make sure the “Expand” option is selected for the Metadata section, see 2.6).

The first portion of the Metadata form relates to data about the Passage (target language text or audio, depending on the type of document being worked on).

You will see an “i” information icon next to each of the fields. Hover your mouse over to read descriptive information. To download full Metadata guidance documentation, click on the Help button.

When making Metadata selections, DOMINO will dynamically prompt for additional data when applicable, as is specified in the Metadata guidance documentation. For example, when Genre OTHER is selected, a text box will appear for the specification of what Genre Other is.

Metadata is captured using four different field types.

Drop down list single-selection fields: Check box group multi-selection fields: Yes/No checkbox single-selection fields:

Free text entry fields:

Metadata note: Take advantage of the Metadata guidance documentation available from the DOMINO system for any questions about the fields.

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The second portion of the Metadata section relates to data about the Item(s). For each multiple choice or constructed response item entered, there will be a corresponding metadata section requesting data. Metadata requested is variable based on the item-type (e.g., multiple choice or constructed response) and the skill of the document (e.g., RC or LC).

When ready, complete the Metadata task by clicking on the checkmark next to the task name in the task bar and enter a comment when prompted if desired. Click on the “Confirm” button to complete.

If you receive notification to complete required fields when completing the metadata task, click on the “OK” button, and you will be redirected to the fields that are required to be completed.

2.14: Adding an Attachment. Become familiar with adding attachments to your Documents within DOMINO. You must be actively in the Create task to manage attachments.

On the Document Menu Toolbar (see 2.3) attachments can be accessed by clicking on the the “View All Attachments” paperclip icon.

Once you have opened the attachments panel you will find plus (+) and minus (-) buttons that appear to the left of the “Configure Table” option (see 1.3).

Clicking on the plus (+) button labeled “Upload a new attachment” will open an “Upload Attachment” dialogue box. Clicking on the “Choose File” button will enable you to navigate your computer to select an attachment to upload. When ready click on the “Upload” button.

Clicking on the minus (-) button labeled “Remove selected attachment” will enable you to remove a selected attachment. You will be prompted to confirm that you want to remove the selected attachment(s) by clicking on the “OK” button.

Attachment note: To delete attachments you must first select the checkmark in front of the corresponding row you wish to remove.

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SECTION 3: Modify a Document

Become familiar with the process for modifying a document, as may be necessitated through the item development process. If the Metadata task has been completed prematurely, for example, as follows is the process to modify a document.

Open the document you need to modify (see 2.2). Find the task that you need to complete further work on and start the task. The task will show in the task bar as reset, and available to start (see 2.4). Start the task as you would normally do by clicking on the pencil icon next to the task name.

When ready, complete the Metadata task by clicking on the checkmark next to the task name in the task bar and enter a comment when prompted if desired. Click on the “Confirm” button to complete.

SECTION 4: Use the Resubmission Task

Become familiar with the process to resubmit an item, as may be necessitated through the execution of a contract.

Open the document you need to add additional items to (see 2.2). The task bar will now include the Resubmission task. Start the task as you would normally do by clicking on the pencil icon next to the task name.

Once the task is started you will be able to add additional items to your document (see 2.9 for multiple choice items and

2.12 for constructed response items) by clicking on the plus (+) sign on the Questions bar.

Enter the item(s) within DOMINO as you normally would, and you will find corresponding item metadata fields available for entry as associated with each item added during the task (see 2.13).

Multiple items can be added to the document by selecting the plus (+) sign on the Questions bar.

Items can also be deleted by selecting the minus (-) sign next to the item Stem.

When ready, complete the Resubmission task by clicking on the checkmark next to the task name in the task bar and enter a comment when prompted if desired. Click on the “Confirm” button to complete.

Only documents that have not been submitted to the government using the Contract Submit task can be modified.

To make changes to completed documents, contact your project manager to request a task reset.

Only documents that have been previously submitted to the government using the Contract Submit task qualify to use the Resubmission task in DOMINO. The Resubmission task is designed to enable additional items to be added to documents that have been previously submitted to the government and reviewed by the government. Only per contractor and COR coordination, the Resubmission task will be enabled within DOMINO and appear on the task bar.

Resubmission note: You will find all areas of the document (including Passage, Audio, previously submitted items, metadata, etc.) are not editable during the Resubmission task. The only permitted action is adding new items and entering metadata about the new items.