Every explainer this skill produces is active by construction — organized around how you teach the topic, with hands-on interactions instead of passive text — and grounded in the learning-sciences evidence.
- Active by construction — predict-then-reveal, low-stakes retrieval checks, self-explanation, sort/classify, and step-throughs.
- Evidence-based — active learning, retrieval practice, Mayer's high-yield multimedia principles, ICAP; thin evidence flagged honestly.
- Accessible — conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, verified by an automated Playwright + axe test suite.
- Portable & private — one self-contained
.htmlfile that works offline, drops into any LMS, and keeps every answer in the student's browser.
Live example — AI prompting
A full interactive explainer on prompting AI for legal work — the "brilliant but literal new associate" mental model, the five jobs of a prompt, open chatbots vs. grounded legal tools (Westlaw / Lexis / vLex), and why you verify every citation.
Educational exemplar. Platform details and figures were current as of June 2026 — reconfirm before relying on specifics.
Live example — Boolean search
An interactive explainer on Boolean searching for legal research — the "literal-minded clerk" model, a four-move method for building a search, and the common traps (space-means-OR, smart quotes, over-ANDing, AND-vs-proximity). Build and fix real queries as you go.
Westlaw terms & connectors; syntax varies by platform.