Learning Guide · Density on a small screen

University density,
on a phone.

Academic material is denser than a talk: an attention diagram, a scanned line of verse, a multi-step argument, a detailed artefact, an equation, a worked contrast, a physics simulation. The usual answer is to shrink it, and it breaks.

These seven do the opposite. A large screen shows all the density at once. A phone works through the same material a step at a time, which is often the better way to teach it. Open any of them on a phone, or try them in the frame on a larger screen.

Specimen I Transformers Attention How a transformer weighs words, one step per screen. Open → Specimen II Metre Scanning Horace A line of Horace scanned by tapping each syllable. Open → Specimen III Philosophy The argument A dense argument built one premise at a time. Open → Specimen IV History The sea chart A detailed artefact read by a guided zoom. Open → Specimen V Calculus The equation Logistic growth built term by term, with a live graph. Open → Specimen VI Contrast The arch Round versus pointed, compared and simulated. Open → Specimen VII Physics Equilibrium Two objects swap heat until their temperatures meet. Open →
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