Some (only) Webel slides for SysMLv2 employ a "rich slide" approach with everything in a single slide, usually only for special detailed analysis or for advanced topics, and where the SysMLv2 textual representation code is included alongside graphical Views with detailed comments and annotations.
Clearly this approach doesn't lend itself well to teaching the basic topics, and most slides in the Webel SysMLv2 training materials are far less complicated, and are broken down into a clear series of simpler related slides.
But breaking things down into many slides is not always the best approach. There are pros and cons to having materials spread over many slides, especially requiring viewers to move back and forth between SysMLv2 textual representation code slides and separate slides with views.
For advanced topics, and especially for possible issue analysis, it is often best to have everything in one "rich slide", which are very high resolution in the actual training materials (and usually quite high resolution in public online analysis pages, try right clicking on an image and opening it in another browser tab).