Educational Resources Directory
These educational resources have been gathered from around the EuroGCT partnership and beyond. This directory is intended to support educators and independent learners. The resources here are suitable for a range of audiences, from primary-school students to adult learners.
A glossary of terms relating to gene and cell therapies, developed by the United Kingdom's National Health Service.
GenomeEd is a free repository of high-quality genomics educational resources for group instruction or self-directed learning by healthcare professionals and educators. These online courses for adults cover genetics, gene therapy, and ethics.
"Genome: Unlocking Life's Code" is a collaboration between the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) and the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Here you will find activities, lesson plans, videos, supplemental resources, debates, and factsheets on the topics of genetics, gene therapy, and ethics.
The Genome Gallery is the Wellcome Genome Campus’ exhibition space. Online exhibitions encourage viewers to engage with social issues surrounding the study of the human genome.
France Université Numérique offers online courses on genetics and stem cell biology.
An archived directory of more than 100 stem cell educational resources and teaching tools, fully catalogued. Ideal for teachers, science centres and museums, scientists doing outreach and others.
This online exhibition includes the same content as Cut + Paste, an in-person exhibition at the Crick exploring genome editing.
CRISPRpedia is a free, textbook-style resource that explains and illustrates all things CRISPR.
The British Society for Gene and Cell Therapy offers resources to complement biology lessons for primary and secondary school students.
An award-winning introduction to the world of stem cell research. Innovative hand-drawn animation, beautiful cell photography and documentary interviews capture the fascination and complexity of this cutting-edge area of science.