An AI model uses an HTML and JSON structure to deliver educational content. HTML defines the page layout. JSON provides the text and examples. This method makes content easy to update and translate.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model uses an HTML and JSON structure to deliver educational content.
HTML defines the page layout. JSON provides the text and examples. This method makes content easy to update and translate.
A developer creates an HTML template. This template has empty spaces for content. A developer creates JSON files. These files hold the actual lesson text, examples, and rules. A rendering tool combines the JSON content with the HTML template. This process makes the lesson appear on a screen. This separation helps with content updates. It also helps with translating lessons into different languages.
A developer wants to create a lesson about math. The developer makes an HTML file with a title space and a paragraph space. The developer then creates a JSON file. This JSON file contains the math lesson's title and explanation. The rendering tool puts the JSON text into the HTML spaces. The student sees a complete math lesson.
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An AI model uses an HTML and JSON structure to deliver educational content. HTML defines the page layout. JSON provides the text and examples. This method makes content easy to update and translate.