Distance Teaching and Mobile Learning
  • Distance Teaching and Mobile Learning
  • Setting up Conversational Bot
  • DTML JavaScript SDK
  • API Documentation
    • Dialog Service API
    • Configuration Service
    • Game Service
    • User Service
    • Profanity Service
    • Ontology Service
  • Getting Started with Game Development
    • Game Structure
    • Developing Games in Phaser
    • Developing Games in Construct
  • Localization and Globalization
  • Contributing to the platform code
    • Games e-Learning Portal
    • Management Portal and APIs
    • Data store architecture approach
      • DB Transactions
  • Coding guidelines and best practices
    • DTML C# Coding guidelines
    • Testing in DTML code base
  • Comversational Games
    • Conversational games concept
  • Assets and UX Gudelines
    • Logo Assets
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Setting up Conversational Bot

Instructions on how to setup development environment for DTML conversational bot.

Getting source code

The code is hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/seattleuser/DTML.EduBot

Example of the bot in action: English Teacher Bot

$ git clone <repository>

We use Bot Framework Emulator to test and debug bot, either locally or remotely. Using the emulator, you can chat with the bot and inspect the messages that bot sends and receives. The emulator displays messages as they would appear in a web chat UI. Download packages for Mac, Windows, and Linux are available via the GitHub releases page.

In order to run bot you would need secret keys. Please contact volunteer@dtml.org to complete training and get access to the keys.

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