Help & accessibility
The workshop is designed for touch, mouse, and keyboard use. The illustrated main room and its plain-language directory lead to the same six destinations.
Navigate the workshop
Use the destination labels in the main room, the list beneath the room, the feature shortcuts in the header, or the mobile navigation at the bottom of a phone screen. Search finds concepts, foundational definitions, rooms, and the theory.
Read or listen to the book
Open the Digital Reading Room. Swipe or use Previous and Next to turn pages. Full page uses the available screen while keeping a thin Previous, page count, Next, Listen, and Exit Full bar visible. Contents opens a chapter list, while Listen starts optional narration. Your last page and bookmarks sync securely to your signed-in account.
Keyboard controls
Press Command-K on macOS or Control-K on Windows to search. Use Tab and Shift-Tab to move through controls, Enter or Space to activate them, and Escape to close dialogs. In the reading room, Left and Right Arrow turn pages, Home opens the cover, and End opens the final page.
Audio and motion
Room music and book narration are optional and remain off until you start them. Once you start the audiobook, it can keep playing when your phone locks, your display sleeps, or you move to another app. Use your lock screen, headphones, car controls, or the reader itself to play, pause, and skip 30 seconds. Volume and mute controls remain available in the reader. If your device requests reduced motion, the workshop removes nonessential transitions and animated introductions.
Installation and offline use
You can install the Atlas from the account menu or site footer. Previously visited pages remain available when your connection drops. Large audiobook tracks are loaded only when requested and are not downloaded as a complete offline package.
Support, corrections, and feedback
Email author@moralreduction.com for account support, accessibility help, editorial corrections, privacy requests, or general feedback. Include the page, device, and what you were trying to do when reporting a problem.