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@@ -17,11 +17,12 @@ A lot of the time the best way to learn is to work on a project that uses the sk
## Proposed Solution
Simple navigation across and within learning "modules", enabled by
1) a plugin linking the content with the navigation
2) JSON for every module/submodule indicating their _prerequisites_ and intended learning _outcomes_
1) a plugin linking the content with the navigation
2) JSON for every module/submodule indicating their _prerequisites_ and intended learning _outcomes_
### Creating the JSON Metadata
(see JSON example under "API/Recorded Media" below)
For someone familiar with a unit of learning -- say, a 45-minute tech talk -- they may be able to create the JSON by hand without a lot of trouble.
For large bodies of media, it might be better to try to automate this using transcripts + NLP, perhaps by including existing metadata about the media such as tables of contents, descriptions, etc.
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## Preexisting Assets
There is a massive and growing body of media which is fodder for annotation and modularization:
1) podcasts
2) conference talks
3) news media
4) MOOCs
5) topical/long-form YouTube
6) docuseries
7) ...
1) podcasts
2) conference talks
3) news media
4) MOOCs
5) topical/long-form YouTube
6) docuseries
7) ...
# API