5 questions
Timeline: date the record, not the myth.
Use precision-preserving AEU dates to distinguish chronology from causation or historical importance.
Open activity →Generation D / Play
Games & Quizzes: play inside the evidence boundary.
Five compact activities turn chronology, explicit networks, physical scale, documented technique, and critical vocabulary into checkable questions without turning learning into a leaderboard.
Five compact activities
Choose a question type.
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5 questions
Network Hunt: follow only explicit edges.
Follow explicit source-backed AEU relationship edges while distinguishing gallery showing, association, cooperative membership, and influence from mere proximity.
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Scale Guessing: classify documented dimensions.
Classify documented artwork dimensions using the same neutral interface bands as Scale Room without treating size as importance or aesthetic value.
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Technique Identification: trust the explicit mapping.
Match works to normalized techniques only where the corpus contains an explicit source-backed artwork-to-technique relationship.
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Critic Vocabulary: distinguish positions, authorship, and roles.
Distinguish critics, texts, terminology, authorship, and contributor roles without collapsing competing historical positions into one movement definition.
Open activity →What does not happen
Learning without a behavioral ranking system.
- No public leaderboard or visitor comparison.
- No persistent ability label, knowledge score, or streak.
- No timer, speed pressure, autoplay, or pointer-only interaction.
- No answer choice creates a new historical fact or relationship.
- Current AEU evidence can be revised later without preserving a visitor's old answer history.