Articles from Epic

Epic, one of the most trusted names in Web3, announces its evolution into the first travel layer working within the XRP economy. This transition positions Epic as the bridge between digital assets and one of the largest consumer industries in the world - travel - giving crypto projects and their communities an everyday use case for their tokens.

In celebration of World Teachers’ Day, the leading digital reading platform for kids, Epic, welcomes 250 educators to its Epic Educator Ambassador Program for the 2023-2024 school year. The sixth annual cohort of educators will serve as ambassadors to inspire a love of reading and learning in students, while also bolstering and sharing best practices across the teaching profession.

Epic, the world’s largest digital reading platform for kids, announced today a new partnership with the world-famous Scripps National Spelling Bee to further support its two million teachers and 60 million student subscribers. The partnership represents both companies' commitment to promote the strong connection between spelling and reading.

Epic – the world’s largest digital reading platform for kids – is excited to unveil its latest offering, Epic School Plus, now available to schools and districts worldwide. This expanded offering will transform the educational landscape by empowering educators and students with unlimited access to over 40,000 books, 24 hours a day, every day for the entire year.

On September 14, Epic, the world’s leading digital reading platform for kids, will once again honor the hard work parents and caregivers put in everyday with National Parents Day Off. This year, Epic has teamed up with bestselling author, TV personality and mom, Chrissy Teigen, to bring humor to parenting’s most challenging moments and surprise a few overworked caregivers with rewarding prizes.

Today Epic, the world’s leading digital reading platform for kids, released their second annual report titled Read All About It: A Report on the State of Kids’ Reading Habits and Interests During 2021. Combining responses from a survey of parents, done in partnership with Morning Consult, and anonymized user trend data, Epic’s data analytics team is able to provide unique insights into the reading habits of more than 50 million kids.

After (barely) surviving 18 months of being forced to play many different roles — parent, employee, spouse, chef, teacher, pet-trainer, housekeeper, and a reliably functioning human — Epic, has officially declared September 14 as National Parents Day Off. The new annual holiday, recognized by the National Day Calendar, will celebrate parents, acknowledge all the hard work they do year-round. While taking an entire day off is hard to fathom for most, Epic and hilarious supermom and actress, Mindy Kaling, are encouraging parents everywhere to do something — anything! — for themselves on this inaugural holiday.

Epic, the world’s leading digital reading platform for kids, today released the results from a first-of-its-kind report about reading preferences and habits in kids titled Read All About It: A Report on the State of Kids’ Reading Habits and Interests During the Pandemic. The report combines the results from a survey of parents, done in partnership with Morning Consult, about the activities and feelings of their children during the pandemic, along with anonymized, aggregated data on usage and trends from Epic’s internal data analytics team. The Epic data provides a unique look at the reading habits of 50 million kids aged 12 and under. Key takeaways from the report show that reading dramatically increased across all ages and parents reported that this led to an overall improvement in their kids’ wellbeing.

Epic, the world’s leading digital reading platform for kids, today released the results from a first-of-its-kind report about reading preferences and habits in kids titled Read All About It: A Report on the State of Kids’ Reading Habits and Interests During the Pandemic. The report combines the results from a survey of parents, done in partnership with Morning Consult, about the activities and feelings of their children during the pandemic, along with anonymized, aggregated data on usage and trends from Epic’s internal data analytics team. The Epic data provides a unique look at the reading habits of 50 million kids aged 12 and under. Key takeaways from the report show that reading dramatically increased across all ages and parents reported that this led to an overall improvement in their kids’ wellbeing.