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Add AI Questions for All Rubrics #6034

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@kiki-lee and I went through and tried to determine learning objectives for each tutorial, and then tried to encapsulate those into AI questions.

I tried to keep them to a single sentence / question on the hypothesis that this feature will be received better if teachers don't feel they need to construct a whole preamble to their question before asking it. If that turns out to be untrue, we can adjust, but we should also increase the text field to be multi-line, since it currently gets cut off.

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"params": [
{
"name": "question",
"value": "Does this illustrate an understanding of how to display a random number in response to input?"
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I think this question needs some tweaking. I know showing a number is the concrete end of the tutorial, but is it the most important that a number is displayed? What if a student decided to generate a random number and, depending on the number gotten, displayed different images?

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"value": "Does this illustrate an understanding of how to display a random number in response to input?"
"value": "Does this illustrate an understanding of how to use the display in response to input?"

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@kiki-lee thoughts?

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I'd say that having something to do with the random number is most important. It's fine as-is for now and can be tweaked if there are any changes requested by the group this afternoon.

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The remaining feedback I have is not blocking and I know this would be good to get in before testing. Looks good!

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These look good. I did only look at the values, though. I can't speak to formatting :)

@thsparks thsparks merged commit 0e41016 into master Dec 11, 2024
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@thsparks thsparks deleted the thsparks/ai_questions_in_rubrics branch December 11, 2024 22:33
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