Thank you to everyone who participated in the first-ever Explorables Jam!

Here's the 23 submissions we got. Have fun playing/learning!

• From Cells to Systems
• The Taxicab Problem
• Understanding the Mandelbrot Fractal
• How to make a good puzzle
• The Eye
• Recamán Sequence
• The Time Trials (or: Time is a Wish your Brain Makes)
• Explore Simpson's Paradox
• Indirect Illumination using Cubemaps
• Radar Backscatter
• Bifurcation Diagram of a Logistic Map
• Rendering Terrain
• Addition math using blocks
• Exponential growth through cell division
• Scales of Solar System
• Insulin Regulation and Membrane Transport
• Explorable Epicycles
• Beemocracy
• Reuleaux Polygons
• Complexity Explorables
• Beat Basics
• Bean Conscious (a board game)
• Surprising Effects of Weekly Seasonality

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What is an explorable explanation?

It's our way-too-long phrase for a thing that explains an idea through play. You can say "explorable" for short. Here's some examples of explorables made in 3 weeks or less, to give you an idea of what you can make during #ExplorablesJam!

• Fireflies
• Complex Numbers, Simplified
• How To Tune A Guitar
• How to Make 2D Shadow Effects for Your Game
• The Etymology of Trig Functions
• Line Drawing on a Grid
• Attractor Landscapes
• Functional Programming, as Bubble Wrap

see more examples at explorabl.es!

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How can I make an explorable?

For tools, check out the Explorable Tools page!
For tutorials, check out the Explorable Tutorials page! And if you need to host your explorable somewhere on the internet for free, github pages or itch.io are good bets.

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Who else is making explorables?

You can come hang out on the r/Explorables subreddit during the jam! (or for that matter, before and after the jam) Show off what you're working on, give & get feedback, discuss ideas, do... whatever it is a "community" does?