John Keilman of the Chicago Tribune wrote an article detailing the different ways the video game Minecraft can be used in education. TCIPG Education's own Minecraft project, TCIPG World of Energy, is mentioned.
CREDC Education connects researchers and educators with students and families to create interest in STEM careers. Our interactive lessons and activities help educators and students explore secure and economical power delivery.
CREDC Education in the News
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Video game 'Minecraft' finds a home in schools
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Tesla Town teaches students about electricity system
The Information Trust institute published an article about TCIPG Education's free app, Tesla Town. Tesla Town takes students on an interactive journey through the different ways electricity is generated for the power grid. Tesla Town is a free application available for download for IOS or Android.
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Power Park toy encourages curiosity for the sciences in children
Katie Carr from the Coordinated Science Lab writes about TCIPG Education's Power Park project, which teaches children about the basics of the power grid through building an interactive, fully powered neighborhood.
Interactive Apps

Electricity and Time of Use Pricing
Examine the effects of time-sensitive pricing plans on energy cost.

The Power Grid
Manage a small power system that simulates the power demands of different communities and the generation potential of different power plants.

Power Economics and Emissions
Explore the costs of providing power while weighing the emissions of your different plants.

Wind and Storage
Explore issues related to providing wind power to a neighborhood and the effects of energy storage.