Interactive lesson template

Timeline Explainer

A scroll-driven timeline lesson for explaining the evolution or history of a topic. A sticky timeline rail on the left highlights the current milestone as the reader scrolls; cards on the right animate in as each year passes the viewport. Great for "history of X" or "evolution of Y" content.

Free to start · Nothing to install · Edit by hand or with AI

Screenshot of the Timeline Explainer template
Live preview of Timeline Explainer, with the sample content you replace.Open full size ↗

What’s inside

Nine sections, top to bottom:

  1. ARPANET sends its first message
  2. TCP/IP becomes the standard
  3. Tim Berners-Lee proposes the Web
  4. Mosaic brings the Web to everyone
  5. Google launches
  6. The social web takes off
  7. The iPhone changes the shape of the Web
  8. Everything moves to the cloud
  9. A new layer is forming

A Short History of the Internet

From a Cold War research project to the everyday backbone of modern life — eight moments that shaped how billions of people connect.

The sample copy it ships with, which you replace with your own.

Look and feel

A light page set in the system sans-serif, built from sand, orange, slate, rust and brick red.

  • Sand #fed7aa
  • Orange #ea580c
  • Slate #57534e
  • Rust #9a3412
  • Brick red #7c2d12

What it’s good for

  • Lectures, lessons and training sessions
  • Sharing a lesson with a class by link
Topicslearningeducationtimelinehistoryscroll

How it works

  1. Open Timeline Explainer in PageDuo — right in your browser, nothing to install.
  2. Replace the sample content (“ARPANET sends its first message”, “TCP/IP becomes the standard” and “Tim Berners-Lee proposes the Web”) with your own, or tell the AI what you need and it rewrites the page in the Timeline Explainer style.
  3. Share the link with your class — nothing for them to install.

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