A RIGHT ON PAPER / WHOSE TERMS?
Created by Yoav Duman

OPEN THE CASE
https://yoavduman.com/lab/whose-terms/a-right-on-paper

PLAY OFFLINE
Open play/A_Right_on_Paper.html in a modern browser. It contains all fonts and images and runs without an account or AI service. Follow the Class or Explore mode inside. Local saving belongs to the current browser/location; download a JSON backup before moving work. PDF or semantic HTML provides a submission record. Desk notes are excluded by default. Nothing automatically submits to Canvas.

TEACH
guides/: a one-page cover, instructor guide, and optional reading guide, with printable PDFs and semantic HTML alternatives. The source book and articles are linked, not redistributed. Planning estimate: 90–120 minutes for the full class activity, solo or in pairs. Actual pace depends on writing and discussion. Save and return between chapters.

WEBSITE AND ART
identity/: approved vector signature, mark, tokens, license.
artwork/: two new original art plates and optimized full-composition web variants.
social/: individually composed square, portrait, and landscape SVG/PNG cards.
scene-art/: all22 game illustrations in WebP.
copy/: editable page/social copy, alt text, prompts and provenance.

SOURCE BOUNDARIES
Shafir and Peled’s2002 argument is distinct from later dated legal/statistical/monitoring evidence. Samira and conditional grant outcomes are constructed; choices do not change reported Jalud events. Art is conceptual. This release is a browser simulation, within the collection of simulations and learning tools.
