Let's document what a good Lesson plan looks like.
For me, I think a good lesson plan is something that makes use of a couple of different features to build a workflow or to investigate a workflow pattern. I'm trying to accomplish a specific thing, let's look at concrete ways to do that by example.
Sandbox lesson plans aren't meant to be comprehensive examination of all the different ways to configure a particular feature. For example, anti-pattern is a lesson plan to provide examples of all posible configurable check attributes. A better pattern is set a workflow goal that uses both a check and a handler that could be implemented using a subset of check attributes. Provide examples of a couple of different approaches and contrast tradeoffs in approach if needed.
Let's document what a good Lesson plan looks like.
For me, I think a good lesson plan is something that makes use of a couple of different features to build a workflow or to investigate a workflow pattern. I'm trying to accomplish a specific thing, let's look at concrete ways to do that by example.
Sandbox lesson plans aren't meant to be comprehensive examination of all the different ways to configure a particular feature. For example, anti-pattern is a lesson plan to provide examples of all posible configurable check attributes. A better pattern is set a workflow goal that uses both a check and a handler that could be implemented using a subset of check attributes. Provide examples of a couple of different approaches and contrast tradeoffs in approach if needed.