Grids, Lists & Records
Grid Layout
Each module page displays one or more grids within the Contents Pane. Each grid encloses a list composed of records arranged in a table format, much like a spreadsheet. Each row of the list contains one record.
Each record is composed of data elements; the type of data element is named by the attribute that displays in the column header. The actual data occupying a cell is called a value. The term attribute signifies that each data element is a property of the record. Some examples:
- Each Student record includes the attributes Name, Organization, and Enrollments as seen in the screenshot above.
- A Course record may include an attribute that identifies its associated academic Department.
- Maestro's Assets Module stores a record for every item in an inventory. An Asset record for a textbook may include a Course attribute (that identifies the course in which that textbook is used).
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