Practical Paths to Building a Structured Coffee Knowledge System
In response to the fragmentation of knowledge in coffee learning, BeanBook has designed a progressive learning system:
- AI knowledge association engine::
- Automatically pushes out videos on processing methods when recording coffee beans.
- Intelligent recommendation of learning content based on drinking history (e.g., frequent drinkers of Kenyan beans will be pushed to the topic of the country's production area)
- Building a "Knowledge Graph" to show conceptual connections
- Contextual learning tools::
- Click on "What's this flavor?" to get an instant explanation when tasting.
- Scanning Device Packages Get Tips for Use
- Favorite Q&A automatically categorized into personal knowledge base
- Phase testing system::
- Generate monthly reports on learning progress
- Testing taste memory through a blind test challenge
- Erroneous knowledge points are automatically added to the review plan
Users are advised to turn on the "Learning Mode", the system will push 1 theme module (e.g. "Coffee Chemistry Basics") every week according to the SCA (Society for Fine Coffee) course syllabus, and the systematic learning can be completed in 6 months.
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