A user earns certificates for reaching milestones. Each certificate has a unique name. The system stores the user's name for these certificates.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A user earns certificates for reaching milestones.
Each certificate has a unique name. The system stores the user's name for these certificates.
The system has a policy document for badges and certificates. This document covers naming, history, sharing, mobile display, and design. Users earn certificates at specific milestones. These milestones include 500, 1000, 2500, and up to 100,000 points. The user's name for certificates is saved locally. By default, this name is 'Dedicated Wordsmith'. In the future, the system will use the user's login name. Users can view their earned certificates. They can navigate between them or see all certificates on a shelf.
A student reaches 5000 points in an AI writing tool. The system automatically generates a certificate for the student. The certificate shows the student's chosen name. The student can then see this certificate in their profile. They can also see other certificates they earned.
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The system should show a small row of badges in the main screen header. This row appears after the user earns their first badge.
A learning application should show a user's progress. This includes a streak of active days.
An AI model tracks what a user does. When certain actions happen, the AI sends a specific message.
The AI model should track user progress using growth metrics. This means counting questions answered and concepts explored.
A user earns certificates for reaching milestones. Each certificate has a unique name. The system stores the user's name for these certificates.