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K5 guides curriculum-specified updates #406

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Makes changes to the "guides" presented in the new K5 version of this progression, which are generally:

  • removing some "Did you know?" guides.
  • add more reminders to suggest that users stop training once they've categorized a large number of fish/sea creatures.

The details of the changes requested are in this doc. Note that the FishShort app mode (which is used on this level in the Hour of Code script) is not used in the current K5 AI unit, so no changes are made there.

Testing story

I ran through each of the affected levels and compared the guides I saw to the expected behavior on the doc linked above.

Follow-up work

We'll need to hook this up to level config such that the right version of the guides file (guidesK5) is used in the K5 AI unit.

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...encourageStopTrainingCountsDefault.map(count => {
return {
id: `fishvtrash-training-generic-please-continue-count-${count}`,
textFn: () => I18n.t('training-generic-please-continue'),
when: {
appMode: AppMode.FishVTrash,
currentMode: Modes.Training,
fn: state => {
return state.yesCount + state.noCount >= count;
}
}
}
}),
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Nice approach!

@bencodeorg bencodeorg merged commit a37464c into main Jul 15, 2024
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