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1004 B
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49 lines
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# Hudra Vision
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## Purpose
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Hudra turns an existing HTML lesson into a classroom presentation.
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It is designed primarily for QLearn and Canvas, while remaining compatible
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with ordinary HTML pages.
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## The problem
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Teachers transitioning from OneNote and PowerPoint to QLearn often maintain
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two versions of the same lesson:
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- the QLearn page used by students
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- the PowerPoint used for classroom presentation
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This creates duplicated work and version-control problems.
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## The idea
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The HTML lesson should be the single source of truth.
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Teachers should build the lesson once and use that same lesson:
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- in the classroom
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- online
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- for students learning from home
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- as a presentation
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## Core message
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> Build once. Present everywhere.
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## Design principles
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Hudra should be:
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- simple
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- fast
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- reliable
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- lightweight
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- predictable
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- easy for teachers to understand
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Hudra should not introduce a proprietary lesson format.
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It should enhance existing lesson content rather than rebuild or convert it.
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