A lesson must include specific content fields. These fields provide a complete and structured learning experience. Each field has a defined purpose and format.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A lesson must include specific content fields.
These fields provide a complete and structured learning experience. Each field has a defined purpose and format.
A lesson needs an 'audio_guide' which is a spoken explanation. It also requires an 'intro' with a hook and a summary. The 'audio_examples' field offers a spoken tour of examples. The 'examples' field is a list of scenarios, including at least one 'trap' example. A lesson must have 'audio_vs' to explain core differences. The 'vs' field shows a correct and wrong example with a reason. 'audio_tips' provides spoken memory aids. The 'tips' field lists quick advice. 'audio_faq' addresses common misunderstandings. The 'faq' field contains questions and answers.
A developer creates a new lesson. The developer forgets to add a 'trap' example to the 'examples' field. The lesson is not complete and does not teach users about common mistakes.
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A lesson must include specific content fields. These fields provide a complete and structured learning experience. Each field has a defined purpose and format.