Spoken.page is a research project with the aim of making mathematics come alive on the internet, to experiment with new formats and presentations, to encourage the performance of mathematics and not just its production and print publication.
To get a preview of what spoken.page is about, you can click here to see a demo presentation where I talk about doing mathematics in the age of AI, and the role of narration in the mathematical process.
I first started work on spoken.page during the corona virus (ncov2) induced lockdowns of 2020 when I was playing around with the 'manim' (MAthematics ANIMation) library and helped start manim.community. I did not publish any content at the time, but I did write down my thoughts into a braindump text file that is preserved here, should you be interested.
If you wish to be kept in the loop, you may write me at info-at-spoken.page. You can also occasionally find me on bsky or on mastodon @cobordism@berlin.social]