Sonic Spectres
A Master of Research thesis is that few people ever read. This is the same argument, built so that anyone curious can hear it. Literally.
An argument you can hear
Hauntological music is hard to explain in prose, because the whole point is a texture: tape hiss, decay, the sound of a memory going wrong. So the module generates the audio live in your browser rather than describing it: you press a control, hear the effect, and the definition arrives already grounded in something you've experienced.
Around that sit interactive timelines, an animated taxonomy, and a quiz that asks you to classify tracks yourself. Custom-coded as a single SCORM-ready HTML file, with no authoring-tool templates anywhere in it.
Most subject-matter expertise dies in a document
This one happens to be mine, which made it a safe thing to experiment on. The pattern generalises: someone knows something deeply, it currently exists as a report or a lecture or a policy, and the format is what's stopping anyone else from getting it.