Update app.py

Added UDL, cleaned up workflow, renamed Syllabo...

app.py

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ class Agent:
             yield next_token, content
         except Empty:
             continue
-
+            
 unit_generator_prompt = """
             Take the following class overview (delimited by three dollar signs)
             $$$
@@ -165,41 +165,41 @@ unit_generator_prompt = """
             Enduring Ideas: Make a list of 5 big and enduring ideas that students should walk away with.
             Essential Questions: Make a list of 5 essential questions we want students to think about. These questions should be open-ended and provocative. Written in "kid friendly" language. Designed to focus instruction for uncovering the important ideas of the content.
             Key Concepts: Make a list of 5 ideas, concepts, generalizations and principles we want students to know and understand about the unit or topic we are teaching?
+            Misconceptions: Make a list of 5 common misconceptions that occur when learning about this topic.
             Skills: Make a list of 5 critical skills describing what we want students to be able to do. Each item should begin with "Students will be able to..."
+            Real-World Applications: Make a list of 5 ways that this skill can be used in "the real world"
             Assessment: Make a list of 5 example assessments we can use to give students opportunities to demonstrate their skills. Explain the assessment idea and which key concepts and skills they map to.
-            Different Learners: Make a list of 5 creative ways that I might adapt the experience for different learning styles. Explain the way I might adapt the experience to the learning style.
+            Different Learners: Make a list of 5 creative ways that I might adapt the experience for different learning styles making it more universally accessible. Explain the way I might adapt the experience to the learning style.
             Character: Make a list of 5 opportunity that this unit can support the learners development towards the "portrait" of a graduate. Each opportunity should identify the trait and how it might be applied.
-         """
+            """
 
 unit_generator = Agent(prompt_template=unit_generator_prompt)
 
 lesson_idea_generator_prompt = """
-            Below is a detailed description of a curriculum unit ( delimited by the triple dollar signs).
+            Below is a curriculum unit expressed using the understanding by design methodology ( delimited by the triple dollar signs).
             $$$
             {input}
             $$$
-            Use this unit definition to generate a list of 10 learning activity ideas inspired by different pedagogies. ( play-based, project-based, game-based, etc.)
-            Each idea should include a title, a one sentence description of the activity, a one sentence description of how it addresses key concepts from the unit, making reference to the unit description. 
-        """
+            Using this unit definition and STUDENT INTERESTS generate 10 unique learning activity idea inspired by different pedagogies. ( play-based, project-based, game-based, etc.)
+            Each idea should include the randomly selected pedagogy, a title, a one sentence description of the activity, a one sentence description of how it addresses key concepts from the unit and one sentence explaining how it supports STUDENT INTERESTS.
+            """
 
 lesson_idea_generator = Agent(prompt_template=lesson_idea_generator_prompt)
 
-lesson_builder_prompt = """ 
-The learning unit details are provided below (delimited by triple percent signs): 
-%%% {input} %%%
-Make the following items:
-
-Objective/Goals: What specific outcomes do you want your students to achieve by the end of this lesson? Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ). 
-Materials/Resources: What tools, materials, or resources will you need to effectively deliver this lesson?
-Introduction/Hook: How will you capture the students' interest and introduce the topic at the start of the lesson? Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ).
-Procedure/Steps: Build a step-by-step sequence and time schedule of activities and discussions for this lesson. Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ). 
-Differentiation / Different learners: Address how you'll modify or adapt the lesson to cater to the needs of diverse learners in your classroom (e.g., English language learners, students with special needs, gifted students). Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ). 
-Assessment/Evaluation: Create a plan to measure students' understanding and mastery of the lesson's objectives? Reference the example assessments in the unit details. Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ). 
-Closure: Summarize and wrap up the lesson's content to ensure clarity and retention.
-Unit connection: Summarize the ways that this lesson plan supports the unit details. Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ).
-Unit Map: Make a list of the referenced unit details. Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ).
-
-        """
+lesson_builder_prompt = """
+            The curriculum unit details are provided below (delimited by triple percent signs):
+            %%% {input} %%%
+            Use the curriculum unit and lesson description to generate a lesson plan using the universal by design methdology.
+            Engagement: How will you capture the students' interest and introduce the topic at the start of the lesson? Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ).
+            Steps: Build a step-by-step sequence and time schedule of activities and discussions for this lesson. Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ). 
+            Alternative Representations: List 3 different ways the key concepts might be expressed or explained that could help different learners make the connection.
+            Resources: What tools, materials, or resources will you need to effectively deliver this lesson? 
+            Resource add-ons: List 3 additional technologies, tools or resources ( not listed above ) that might add more interest or enagagement for students. Explain why you chose them.   
+            Assessment: Create a plan to measure students' understanding and mastery of the lesson's objectives. List at least 3 alternative ways for students to express their knowledge and skills. Reference the example assessments in the unit details. Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ). 
+            Support: List 5 ways to provide support and feedback to each student. 
+            Expression: List 5 examples of ways they might personally express themselves throughout the lesson.
+            Unit connections: Summarize the ways that this lesson plan supports the unit details. Reference relevant unit details by section and number (example: Key Concepts #4, Skills #2, etc ).
+            """
 
 lesson_builder = Agent(prompt_template=lesson_builder_prompt)
 
@@ -207,12 +207,13 @@ def generate_unit(input):
     for next_token, content in unit_generator.stream(input):
         yield(content)
 
-def generate_lesson_ideas(unit):
-    for next_token, content in lesson_idea_generator.stream(unit):
+def generate_lesson_ideas(unit, interests):
+    input = unit + " \n\n STUDENT INTERESTS (delimited by triple ampersand): @@@ " + interests + " @@@"
+    for next_token, content in lesson_idea_generator.stream(input):
         yield(content)
 
-def generate_lesson_plan(unit,lesson_description):
-    input = unit + "Lesson description below (delimited by triple ampersand): @@@ " + lesson_description + " @@@"
+def generate_lesson_plan(unit,lesson_description, student_interests):
+    input = unit + "Lesson description below (delimited by triple ampersand): @@@ " + lesson_description + " @@@ " + "\n\nSTUDENT INTEREST description below (delimited by triple hashtag): ### " + student_interests + " ###"
     for next_token, content in lesson_builder.stream(input):
         yield(content)
 
@@ -221,67 +222,47 @@ app = gr.Blocks(theme=gr.themes.Soft())
 with app:
 
   gr.Markdown(
-    """    
-    # Curriculum Co-Creator
-
-    A suite of tools for designing and building course units and lessons. 
+    """
+    # Syllabo
 
-    questions? 
-    email: errol.m.king@gmail.com
+    A suite of generative ai tools for designing and building learning experiences.
 
     """)
 
-  with gr.Tab("Vision --> Unit"):
+  with gr.Tab("Unit Builder"):
     gr.Markdown(
     """
-
-    The Vision to Unit tool will take an idea of a learning experience and build out a UBD unit.
-
-    Instructions:
-    1) Describe the learning experience. Include a few key topics, age and integrations. 
-    2) Press the 'Generate Unit' button.
-    3) Review in the unit section.
-    4) Go to the next section.
+    Use this tool to create a unit inspired by the Understanding by Design framework.
     """)
 
-    unit_vision = gr.Textbox(label="Describe your idea for a learning experience. Provide as much detail as possible.")
-    b1 = gr.Button("Generate Unit")
-    unit = gr.Textbox(label="Generated unit:",show_copy_button=True)
+    unit_vision = gr.Textbox(label="Enter topic, activity or standard(s):")
+    b1 = gr.Button("Make Unit")
+    unit = gr.Textbox(label="Unit",show_copy_button=True)
 
-  with gr.Tab("Unit --> Lesson Ideas"):
+  with gr.Tab("Lesson Generator"):
     gr.Markdown(
     """
-
-    This tool will take the generated unit from the "Vision to Unit" tool to create a few relevant lesson idea. 
-
-    Instructions:
-    1) Press the 'Generate Lesson Ideas' button.
-    2) Review the ideas.
-    3) Identify the one you want to expand upon. Highlight and copy to clipboard.
-    4) Go to the next section.
+    Use this tool to generate ideas for lesson activities. \n 
+    The tool will select from a range of pedagogies.\n
+    
+    Note: It will use the unit generated from the "unit builder" and any notes on student interest you add below. \n
+    If you like an idea copy and paste it into the next tool. 
     """)
-    b2 = gr.Button("Generate Lesson Ideas")
-    lesson_ideas = gr.Textbox(label="Lesson Ideas:")
+    student_interests = gr.Textbox(label="General student interests, cultures & strengths")
+    b2 = gr.Button("Generate Activities")
+    lesson_ideas = gr.Textbox(label="Lesson Concepts")
 
-  with gr.Tab("Lesson Ideas --> Lesson Plan"):        
+  with gr.Tab("Lesson Builder"):
     gr.Markdown(
     """
-
-    This tool takes an lesson idea and generates a complete lesson plan. 
-
-    Instructions:
-    1) Paste one of the generated ideas ( or your own original )
-    2) Add additional considerations: time, number of kids, age, etc. 
-    3) Press the 'Generate Lesson Plan' button.    
-    4) Read the lesson plan.
-    5) Do it again!
+    This tool takes a lesson idea and generates a lesson plan inspired by the Universal by Design framework.
     """)
     lesson_description = gr.Textbox(label="Input lesson idea:")
     b3 = gr.Button("Generate Lesson Plan")
-    lesson_plan = gr.Textbox(label="Lesson Plan:",show_copy_button=True)
+    lesson_plan = gr.Textbox(label="Lesson Plan",show_copy_button=True)
 
   b1.click(generate_unit, inputs=unit_vision, outputs=unit)
-  b2.click(generate_lesson_ideas, inputs=unit, outputs=lesson_ideas)
-  b3.click(generate_lesson_plan, inputs=[unit,lesson_description], outputs=lesson_plan)
+  b2.click(generate_lesson_ideas, inputs=[unit,student_interests], outputs=lesson_ideas)
+  b3.click(generate_lesson_plan, inputs=[unit,student_interests,lesson_description], outputs=lesson_plan)
 
-app.queue().launch()
+app.queue().launch(debug=True, share=True)