Digital universe

Digital Universe is a platform for learning through storytelling and gamification. Interactive graphic novels, animations, films and computer games bring content to life through captivating narratives. The main goal is to arouse interest and make learning engaging and fun!

Digital universes are developed by Inspire to Action and Vitenparken .

Inspire to Action is a subsidiary of Vitenparken Campus Ås.

Inspire to Action works with communication solutions for a sustainable future. We help companies transform their communications around sustainability through creative innovation, both in content and technical solutions.

We have extensive experience in making complex scientific research accessible and engaging through interactive installations, visual storytelling, and educational gamification of content. In this way, we help companies, institutions, and NGOs towards more sustainable operations.

Digital learning adventures

Cocoa Crisis! a teaching program about sustainability and food security

Subject : Nature management

Stage: High School

Let us take you on a fictional, but not unimaginable future scenario: the store shelves are almost empty of chocolate. No Quick Lunch for the ski trip, no chocolate cake for the birthday. Why? There is a crisis in the chocolate industry; cocoa bean production worldwide is threatened by extreme weather and poor social conditions. How are we going to achieve sustainable agriculture in a world characterized by climate change and unsustainable social conditions for farmers?
Join us for an interdisciplinary, different and engaging teaching program in five parts, developed for nature studies in upper secondary school 1.
Students play through a digital short story, solve tasks in their local environment with our app course, and practice taking a position on complex and current academic claims.
Cocoa Crisis! is currently being translated into Ukrainian and Russian.

Predatory and digital short story “The Mystery in Østmarka”

Predators have become a hot topic in Norwegian public debate following their return to our fauna. Vitenparken Campus Ås has spent the last three years developing fear and conflict-reducing measures aimed at addressing the predator debate in society. Our goal is to increase knowledge about predators, understanding predator ecology, and understanding how research on and management of predators takes place, with a particular focus on school-age children and young people.