Amundsen and Scott on one time axis: who got there first, and the 34 days between them.
Example of Timeline Video16:9 · 59 s
From Amundsen's The South Pole and Scott's journals, both public domain.
Timeline Video
Events in order, every date and claim sourced.
Install it in your coding agent from its skill page: the install prompt, what it needs and the price are there.
Install or buy$4.90 once, with its updates · or every skill from $9.90 a month
Good fit for
- A stretch of history, for a class or a channel
- Your company's or project's story, from its own records
Not for
- One idea explained (use the Explainer Video skill)
- A year of numbers (use the Team Update or Data Video skill)
Use the timeline-director skill to make a 1-minute film of the race to the South Pole, 1911–1912.
More example films
From a memo at CERN in 1989 to 1% of the US research backbone in 1993, on one scale.
Example of Timeline Video16:9 · 66 s
From W3C's A Little History of the World Wide Web.
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Finds the shape of an idea and makes the thing itself move.
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Steps, reveals and quizzes that check the viewer kept up.
Built-in styles: Whiteboard · Chalk Math · Flat World

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A paper's question, method and finding, every claim cited.
Built-in styles: Paper Figures · Mechanism · Chalk Math

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Math Explainer
A result derived on screen, one step you can follow at a time.
Built-in styles: Chalk Math · Worked Problem · Whiteboard


