In CLR 1.0, Association is an association between two Achievements. The Conceptual Model task force recommends removing associations from Achievements, adding them to Assertions, and constraining the associations to assertions within the CLR.
If it is changed to be between two assertions, the publisher will not be able to express the relationships between the achievements represented in the achievements property. For example, this is possible in CLR 1.0 and would not be possible in CLR 2.0 (indenting represents a parent/child association):
assertions
Fluid Dynamics course completion
achievements
Civil Engineering Degree
Fluid Dynamics Course
Soil Engineering Course
Statics Course
Dynamics Course
In CLR 2.0, there would not be any associations (because there is only one assertion, and achievements would not have associations):
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In CLR 1.0, Association is an association between two Achievements. The Conceptual Model task force recommends removing associations from Achievements, adding them to Assertions, and constraining the associations to assertions within the CLR.
If it is changed to be between two assertions, the publisher will not be able to express the relationships between the achievements represented in the
achievementsproperty. For example, this is possible in CLR 1.0 and would not be possible in CLR 2.0 (indenting represents a parent/child association):assertionsachievementsIn CLR 2.0, there would not be any associations (because there is only one assertion, and achievements would not have associations):
assertionsachievements