AHALab × ZimaBlueAI
Diagrams
19 original teaching diagrams / SVG + PNG
17 main course diagrams + 2 method extension diagrams. Flow, branching, responsibility, and feedback diagrams; no fictional user data. Click diagrams to enlarge, SVG is editable, PNG can be used in courseware. Mobile users can open original images to zoom in.
01 · Care and self-knowledge, leading to one action
Review recent experiences, choose scenarios that matter to you, and take small steps using existing strengths. Reflection is optional and not a personality judgment.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →02 · Separate what has happened from what still needs checking
Course design is ready, but formal teaching has not started. The app is in beta with limited trials. Market and long-term effects are unverified.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →03 · Turn a big concern into one experience you can try
Silver-life design and existing voice features merge into a minimal experience. Chatting, retention, and sharing each require respecting user choice.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →04 · Problem, need, and solution are three layers
Turn observable phenomena into expected changes to verify, then compare different solutions.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →05 · Put guesses where they can be questioned
A needs statement includes the target, scenario, obstacle, and expected change. Distinguish facts from guesses item by item, then look for counter-evidence.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →06 · The product core is the center of trade-offs
Prioritize core connections for slow chat; defer others. This is a value choice that can be revised with new evidence.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →07 · Accumulation is a network you can call on
Connect experience, people, resources, and tools to the current task. Fill gaps by finding sources, testing, and updating.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →08 · AI delivery continues only after a person checks it
Delegation includes task boundaries and acceptance criteria. AI provides candidate implementations; humans verify on devices and revise based on evidence.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →09 · Let key choices appear where they belong
Teaching status diagram: announce the problem first, preview camera before confirming recording, and always provide a back button on reading pages.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →10 · Move from “no signal” to hypotheses you can rule out
Not hearing sound is a phenomenon. Device volume, playback triggers, and server responses are only candidate causes. Perform minimal checks each time.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →11 · Check three types of responsibility separately
Simplified responsibility diagram, not an actual deployment map. Check save/restore, cloud processing boundaries, and authorization limits separately. Personal keys do not replace data isolation.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →12 · Delivery is a path; the install package is just one stop
Invitation, installation, completing one task, and follow-up gradually add evidence. Do not use fictional conversion rates.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →13 · Sort out feedback first, then decide whether to add features
The same feature suggestion may come from unmet needs, hard-to-find existing entry points, or installation/operation barriers.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →14 · The stronger the tool, the more you cannot skip judgment
From candidate results to delivery, check authorization, verification, and product trade-offs. Tool licenses do not replace target asset authorization.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →15 · After failure, you can still choose the next responsible step
Return with evidence of attempts. You can adjust, ask for help, or pause with justification. If not started, shrink the action and reschedule.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →16 · Put strengths and sticking points into a one-week experiment
Break long-term visions into small actions startable within 48 hours. Use one existing strength, pre-plan strategies for sticking points, and check evidence after 7 days.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →17 · Know yourself again, carrying what has already happened
The exit note states what matters, when to act, and what to bring back. Update understanding through action and feedback.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →18 · Self-discipline can be designed in advance
Set up starting conditions, a minimum action, evidence of completion, and recovery time after interruption for a self-chosen goal. Do not prove value through all-nighters or consecutive days.
Download SVG · Download PNG · Related materials →19 · First principles: Check the starting point, then restructure the plan
Distinguish expected goals, verified facts, real constraints, and hypotheses to be tested. Build at least two plans and compare them with a minimum test. Value choices cannot be mistaken for physical facts.
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