Use case template usage

Usage: {{use case|<name>|<goal>|<scope>|<level>|<primary actor>|<priority>|<technical difficulty>|<related use cases>}}

Use Case:	The name of the use case - the goal as a short active verb phrase.
Goal in Context:	A longer statement of the goal.
Applicability:	Scope: applicable to which systems/user base etc.
Level:	Summary/Primary task/Subfunction i.e. a broad class of use cases/a specific use case/a small component of a broader/specific use case
Primary Actor:	The role of the primary actor, or brief description.
Priority:	How critical to your system / organization? - High/Medium/Low i.e. critical, important, "nice to have".
Technical Difficulty:	How difficult is this likely to be to implement? High/Medium/Low (requires knowledge of software developers).
Related Use Cases:	Related use cases/ user stories - link to them

Example:

Use Case:	Create exam hint for mobile access
Goal in Context:	An educator near exam time wants to give learners a hint for exam success (e.g. "read the question carefully")
Applicability:	eXe: an iDevice for creating such a mobile tip; the tip may be posted to an appropriate place on the relevant site (e.g. WikiEducator, Connexions, EduCommons, etc.) as part of a particular course, etc. - for mobile access.
Level:	Summary
Primary Actor:	Educator
Priority:	High
Technical Difficulty:	Low
Related Use Cases:	no related use cases yet

The wiki markup for the above use case is:

{{use case
|Create exam hint for mobile access
|An educator near exam time wants to give learners a hint for exam success (e.g. "read the question carefully")
|eXe: an iDevice for creating such a mobile tip; the tip may be posted to an appropriate place on the relevant site (e.g. WikiEducator, Connexions, EduCommons, etc.) as part of a particular course, etc. - for mobile access.
|Summary
|Educator
|High
|Low
|no related use cases yet
}}

See: Alistair's work.