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Interactive explainers

Short things students run instead of read. Each one is built around how people actually learn: make a move, watch the idea happen, and take away a point that sticks. Here are two to try.

They do, not readStudents act on the idea, so it lands as an experience rather than a paragraph.
The effect is realWhatever the demo shows happens to the student, with their own data in front of them.
One file, anywhereSelf-contained and offline, with nothing to install.

Have a play

Each opens as its own self-contained page you can try in a minute.

Interactive explainers by Brooklyn Corbett. brooklyncorbett.com →
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