[
  {
    "notice": "只有 title 和 text 字段是必填，其他字段可删除不填。填写时，请从第三条数据开始填写，第二条数据是示例，填写完成之后，不要删除前面两条",
    "notice1": "只有 title 和 text 字段是必填，其他字段可删除不填。填写时，请从第三条数据开始填写，第二条数据是示例，填写完成之后，不要删除前面两条",
    "notice2": "只有 title 和 text 字段是必填，其他字段可删除不填。填写时，请从第三条数据开始填写，第二条数据是示例，填写完成之后，不要删除前面两条",
    "title": "这里填标题，必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填",
    "titleTranslate": "这里填标题翻译",
    "text": "这里填原文，一句一个换行符，一段两个换行符，必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填必填",
    "textTranslate": "这里填原文翻译，一句一个换行符，一段两个换行符",
    "audioSrc": "这里填音频的url/在线地址"
  },
  {
    "title": "How are you today?",
    "titleTranslate": "今天好吗？",
    "text": "STEVEN:Hello, HELEN.\n\nHELEN:Hi, Steven.\n\nSTEVEN:How are you today?\n\nHELEN:I'm very well, thank you. And you?\n\nSTEVEN:I'm fine, thanks.\n\nSTEVEN:How is Tony?\n\nHELEN:He's fine, thanks. How's Emma?\n\nSTEVEN:She's very well, too, Helen.\n\nSTEVEN:Goodbye, Helen.Nice to see you.\n\nHELEN:Nice to see you, too, Steven. Goodbye.",
    "textTranslate": "史蒂文：你好，海伦 \n\n海 伦：你好，史蒂文 \n\n史蒂文：你今天好吗？ \n\n海 伦：很好，谢谢你。你好吗？ \n\n史蒂文：很好，谢谢。 \n\n史蒂文：托尼好吗？ \n\n海 伦：他很好，谢谢。埃玛好吗？ \n\n史蒂文：她也很好，海伦。 \n\n史蒂文：再见，海伦。见到你真高兴。 \n\n海 伦：我见到你也很高兴，史蒂文。再见。",
    "audioSrc": "/sound/article/nce1/009&010－How Are You Today.mp3"
  },
  {
    "title": "09A Explaining a Workflow One Action at a Time",
    "titleTranslate": "第09课A｜解释操作与工作流程",
    "text": "A workflow description explains how a person moves from an initial intention to a useful result through a series of connected actions.\nFor a learning exercise, the user first chooses a lesson, reads the goal, and opens the part that they want to practice.\nAfter the passage appears, they can listen to a sentence, type what they hear, and compare their attempt with the original text.\nIf a word is unfamiliar, the user should be able to check its meaning without losing the place where the exercise stopped.\nWhen the user returns, the system needs to show the relevant sentence and preserve the information needed to continue comfortably.\nThese details matter because a workflow is more than a collection of buttons that happen to appear on the same screen.\nEach action should have an understandable result, and the following step should be visible when the previous action has finished.\nI describe the ordinary path first, then add important alternatives such as correcting an answer or returning to an earlier section.\nThis sequence helps the team see missing connections before they spend time polishing individual controls or adding more options.\nA clear workflow makes the product easier to explain, easier to review, and more likely to support the user's actual intention.",
    "textTranslate": "流程说明解释一个人怎样通过一系列关联动作，从最初意图走向有用结果。\n学习练习中，用户先选课、读目标，再打开想练的部分。\n文章出现后，可以听一句、输入所听内容，再与原文比较。\n遇到生词时，用户应能查义，而不丢失练习停止的位置。\n用户回来后，系统应显示相关句子，并保留继续所需信息。\n这些细节重要，因为流程不只是碰巧出现在同一屏的按钮集合。\n每个动作应有易懂结果，前一动作结束后应能看见下一步。\n我先描述正常路径，再补充改答案或返回前一区块等重要分支。\n这个顺序帮助团队在打磨控件或加选项之前发现缺失连接。\n清晰流程让产品更容易解释、检查，也更能支持用户实际意图。"
  },
  {
    "title": "09B What Happens After a Click",
    "titleTranslate": "第09课B｜解释操作与工作流程",
    "text": "A button label describes an action, but the behavior after the click determines whether the interface actually keeps that promise.\nIf a button says save, the user expects the information to remain available after leaving the page and returning later.\nThe application should therefore explain whether the action succeeded, failed, or is still waiting for a response from another service.\nA silent delay can make people click again because they cannot tell whether their first request was received or ignored.\nThe description of the workflow should include this waiting state and explain when another action becomes safe or useful.\nWe also need to think about cancellation, because a user may change their mind before a long operation has finished.\nCan the user close the dialog, continue reading, or return later without creating duplicate work or losing important input?\nThese questions connect interaction design with the state that the application maintains behind the visible controls and messages.\nI prefer an explanation that follows one real example, from the initial input to the final confirmation and the next available action.\nThat example gives both the developer and the reviewer a common reference when they discuss whether the whole process works correctly.\nThe same description can guide a later review.",
    "textTranslate": "按钮文字描述动作，但点击后行为决定界面是否兑现承诺。\n按钮写保存时，用户预期离开页面再回来仍有信息。\n因此应用应说明操作成功、失败，还是仍在等待其他服务响应。\n无提示延迟会让人再次点击，因为不知道首个请求被接收还是忽略。\n流程说明应包含等待状态，并解释何时再次操作安全或有用。\n也要考虑取消，因为长操作结束前用户可能改变想法。\n用户能关闭对话框、继续阅读或稍后回来，而不重复操作或丢重要输入吗？\n这些问题把交互设计与可见控件消息背后的应用状态连接起来。\n我更喜欢沿一个真实例子，从初始输入讲到最终确认和下一操作。\n这样开发者与检查者讨论整体流程是否正确时，有共同参考。\n同一说明也可指导后续检查。"
  },
  {
    "title": "09C Working Conversation",
    "titleTranslate": "第09课C｜解释操作与工作流程",
    "text": "Me: Could you walk me through the exercise from the first click, including what happens when a learner does not know a word?\nDeveloper: The learner chooses a lesson, opens the passage, and selects a sentence; they can then listen, type, and check the answer.\nMe: If they open the dictionary during the exercise, will they return to the same sentence or have to begin the passage again?\nDeveloper: They should return to the same sentence, and the application should preserve any input that has not yet been submitted.\nMe: Please include that state in the explanation, and show how the page communicates that an answer is still being checked.\nDeveloper: I will also explain what the learner can do if the request fails, including retrying without losing the previous attempt.\nMe: Good; describe one complete example before we add optional controls, so we can see whether the basic path is actually clear.\nDeveloper: I will document the input, the visible feedback, and the next action at each step, then compare the behavior with that description.",
    "textTranslate": "我：能从首次点击讲完整练习，并包括学习者不认识词时的情况吗？\n开发者：学习者选课、打开文章、选择句子，然后听、输入并检查答案。\n我：练习中打开词典，回来在同一句，还是要重头开始？\n开发者：应回到同一句，应用应保留未提交输入。\n我：请把这个状态写入说明，并展示页面如何表达答案仍在检查。\n开发者：也会解释请求失败后如何重试且不丢上次尝试。\n我：好，先讲完整例子再加可选控件，以确认基本路径清楚。\n开发者：我会记录每步输入、可见反馈和下一操作，再对照行为。"
  },
  {
    "title": "09D Sentence Review",
    "titleTranslate": "第09课D｜解释操作与工作流程",
    "text": "A workflow description explains how a person moves from an initial intention to a useful result through a series of connected actions.\nAfter the passage appears, they can listen to a sentence, type what they hear, and compare their attempt with the original text.\nWhen the user returns, the system needs to show the relevant sentence and preserve the information needed to continue comfortably.\nI describe the ordinary path first, then add important alternatives such as correcting an answer or returning to an earlier section.\nA button label describes an action, but the behavior after the click determines whether the interface actually keeps that promise.\nThe application should therefore explain whether the action succeeded, failed, or is still waiting for a response from another service.\nWe also need to think about cancellation, because a user may change their mind before a long operation has finished.\nI prefer an explanation that follows one real example, from the initial input to the final confirmation and the next available action.\nCould you walk me through the exercise from the first click, including what happens when a learner does not know a word?\nIf they open the dictionary during the exercise, will they return to the same sentence or have to begin the passage again?\nPlease include that state in the explanation, and show how the page communicates that an answer is still being checked.\nGood; describe one complete example before we add optional controls, so we can see whether the basic path is actually clear.",
    "textTranslate": "流程说明解释一个人怎样通过一系列关联动作，从最初意图走向有用结果。\n文章出现后，可以听一句、输入所听内容，再与原文比较。\n用户回来后，系统应显示相关句子，并保留继续所需信息。\n我先描述正常路径，再补充改答案或返回前一区块等重要分支。\n按钮文字描述动作，但点击后行为决定界面是否兑现承诺。\n因此应用应说明操作成功、失败，还是仍在等待其他服务响应。\n也要考虑取消，因为长操作结束前用户可能改变想法。\n我更喜欢沿一个真实例子，从初始输入讲到最终确认和下一操作。\n我：能从首次点击讲完整练习，并包括学习者不认识词时的情况吗？\n我：练习中打开词典，回来在同一句，还是要重头开始？\n我：请把这个状态写入说明，并展示页面如何表达答案仍在检查。\n我：好，先讲完整例子再加可选控件，以确认基本路径清楚。"
  },
  {
    "title": "09E Vocabulary in Context",
    "titleTranslate": "第09课E｜解释操作与工作流程",
    "text": "The navigator helps visitors move between sections, and the preferences panel lets them enable the features they need.\nThe user can replay the recording, download the text, or submit an answer before moving to the next exercise.\nThe user can scroll through the list, click a tab, and select the next unit before starting the exercise.\nClicking the icon should not collapse the panel unless the control is explicitly labeled as collapsible.\nThe application can switch modes, but it should explain the current mode before the user enters a command.\nA toast confirms the save action, while a more serious warning stays visible until the person has read it.\nThe selected option is marked with a clear indicator, and the secondary action appears below it.\nThe selector changes the active category, while the handlers respond to the specific events raised by each control.\nA timeout should lead to a clear retry option instead of leaving the interface in a state that looks permanently busy.\nThe user can exit the exercise and return to the same position without creating duplicate entries.\nThe navigation guide shows the available directions and the path back to the previous part of the workflow.",
    "textTranslate": "导航器帮助切换区块，偏好面板让人启用所需功能。\n用户可重播录音、下载文本，或提交答案后继续。\n用户可滚列表、点标签页，并在练习前选择下一单元。\n除非控件明确标成可折叠，点击图标不应折叠面板。\n应用可切换模式，但用户输入命令前应说明当前模式。\n短暂提示确认保存，更严重警告则持续到用户阅读。\n选项用清晰标记标注，辅助操作出现在下方。\n选择器改当前类别，处理函数响应控件引发事件。\n超时应提供重试选项，不让界面永远像忙碌状态。\n用户可退出练习并回同位置，不产生重复条目。\n导航指南展示方向及返回流程上一部分的路径。"
  }
]