This package is an interactive, animated version of Physics 001, an introductory physics course for nonscience majors. The course addresses some of the deepest concepts of modern physics in a nonmathematical, conceptual fashion that aims to be accessible to everyone. The focus of the course is on topics such as general and special relativity, quantum mechanics, elementary particles, and cosmology. These highly abstract topics are presented in the context of more intuitive and commonplace topics such as sound, light, and music. Two teaching strategies are emphasized: the use of analogies to common experiences that are easily understandable, and the creation of experiential understanding of abstract phenomena through interactive animation. For example, since students are familiar with stereo systems, a stereo is shown as a source of sound waves. The students are able to interact by altering the volume and frequency of the sound. Through visually observing the changing sound wave, accompanied by changing musical audio and the display of air pressure variations, students can experience the physical nature of the sound wave and how these properties are manifested in their perception of the sound. A major curricular innovation is the flexibility of the package: it can be used in either presentational mode by a classroom instructor or in stand-alone mode by an independent learner at his/her own locality. Also, the package is composed of self-contained modules that form building blocks which can be arranged in a variety of ways according to the needs of the instructor or learner. The goal of this package is to make physics learning more insightful, accessible, and enjoyable.