The EPIC Project

Cell City is an educational video for elementary aged children designed to teach the basic functions of organelles inside the cell, by using the analogy of a city. Relating each organelle to a part of a city, makes the content relatable, easier to understand, and adds a fun twist on learning! Teachers can use this to educate children on the functions of organelles inside the cell. To access this video, simply click this link: Cell City

Danielasaurus is a free animated videoThis animation is created to educate students on the difference between Carnivores, Herbivores and Omnivores. To Access this video, simpy click here: Danielasaurus

The Water Cycle is a Free Animated VideoThis animated video details the 3 processes of the water cycle in a fashion for kids to be able to learn and understand. To access this video, simply click this link: The Water Cycle

These short animated gifs provide middle school teachers with support materials that can supplement lessons centered around Tolerance.org's  Social Justice Standards.  In the animated stories, implicit bias based on race, gender, religion, ableism, and ageism is confronted. Choosing to confront bigotry and hate takes heroic powers. To access the animations, simply click this link: Heroes Fight BiasWhat's inside:Animated gifs for anti-bias educationSocial Justice Standards number indexing If yo

EPIC Science Utilizes clever animated Gifs to Illustrate science concepts. The animations were created as an assignment in a Sophomore level course at Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University called Digital Imaging II. To access these animations, simply click this link: Epic ScienceWhat's Inside:• Animated Gifs that can be shown in the site or copied and pasted into your own site • Explanatory text accompanying each animation • Next Generation Science Standards number inde

Simuli is a virtual reality (VR) simulation app and video series that provides an immersive experience aimed at building empathy in classrooms for a neurodiverse population. To acess the app, simply click this link: Simuli: Neurodiverse SimulationsCurrently, Simuli is available for any Android phone and any Google Carboard viewer. The app can be downloaded directly using the link below. Once downloaded, follow the instructions on this page to install and use. The VR experience is greatly enhan