This is a wiki engine much like wikipedia. However instead
of displaying pages, it displays information as "pods of
slides".
This is useful for lecture styled information, where you do
not want to flood the user with too much information at
one time.
A pod could be a single slide (good
for quick diagrams), or
it can be multiple slides. It could also contain multiple
versions of slides, e.g. "summary" vs "detailed
explanations" of concepts.
The wiki-links in a slide would not just allow hops between
pods, but would also allow for jumping to a particular slide
as well. A wikilink would first search for compatible link
destination within a pod (and highlight it if needed). (e.g.
a page of words and it's definitions, needed in a philosophy
'pod'). If no content local to a 'pod' is found, then it will
search for other pods with same name (or has slides
explicitly made global in it, much like java 'public/private'
methods in classes).
Hopefully this allows for smarter organization of
information in certain specific areas where it makes sense
to do so, e.g. education.