microsim-vis-network

You can build interactive graph learning simulations by generating self-contained MicroSims using the vis-network library. Each simulation requires a standardized folder structure under docs/sims with a main.html file importing vis-network, a main.js, and metadata files to enable interactive educational deployment.

Yes, you can embed vis-network visualizations into learning portals using an iframe. The MicroSims are designed for educational deployment by providing self-contained folders with index.html, main JS, and metadata files that support iframe embedding in classroom sites and learning platforms.

The required folder structure for educational MicroSims places each simulation in its own self-contained folder under docs/sims. This folder must contain a main.html file importing vis-network, a main.js file, and metadata files to enable proper embedding and evaluation.

No external dependencies are required beyond the vis-network library itself. The approach generates browser-based educational MicroSims by standardizing the folder structure under docs/sims and importing vis-network directly within the main.html file.

The best way to teach graphs and network relationships dynamically is by creating lightweight MicroSims powered by the vis-network library. This provides a standardized approach for educators to visualize concepts and learners to explore relationships interactively through iframe-embeddable deployments.

You should not use vis-network MicroSims when your educational content does not involve teaching graphs, networks, or relationships. These MicroSims are specifically designed for interactive graph learning and require a standardized folder structure that may not suit non-network visualizations.