A user earns a badge for completing a task. The system shows the badge in multiple places. The system gives a small notification when the user earns a badge.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A user earns a badge for completing a task.
The system shows the badge in multiple places. The system gives a small notification when the user earns a badge.
The system should show a small row of badges in the main screen header. This row appears after the user earns their first badge. The system should also show the badge next to the related concept in any filter options. When a user earns a badge, a small message should appear. This message tells the user which badge they earned. The message should disappear automatically after a few seconds. This avoids too many pop-up messages.
A student completes a lesson on grammar. The system shows a small pop-up message: 'You've earned: Grammar Master'. This message disappears quickly. The student then sees a small 'Grammar Master' badge in the app's main header. The badge also appears next to 'Grammar' in the lesson filter menu.
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Animation speed should match the content density. Content density means how much information is on the screen.
The system has a policy document for badges and certificates. This document covers naming, history, sharing, mobile display, and design.
An AI model can use a binary toggle grid. This tool shows a user many items.
The AI model should track user progress using growth metrics. This means counting questions answered and concepts explored.
A user earns a badge for completing a task. The system shows the badge in multiple places. The system gives a small notification when the user earns a badge.