Sunday, April 12, 2009
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Game Design Improv
I hope everyone has a chance to go through these slides from one of our great workshops from GDC.
Now you should have all four of the workshop materials, if you have any questions, please contact us.
Susan
GDC 2009 Game Design Improv
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Game Design Improv
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Now you should have all four of the workshop materials, if you have any questions, please contact us.
Susan
Labels: Brenda Brathwaite, Charles Shami, Ian Schreiber, IGDA EdSIG Game Education Summit
Thursday, April 02, 2009
More Slides
I have received most of the slides from GDC - I hope that these help all of you. Please feel free to use these ideas in your classroom, but please credit the folks that put these together for you. I would embed them all here, but it would be overload for the blog. Please go to my SlideShare to view the slides & documentation on Mini Games in C++. Also, note the Global Game Jam slides are there as well.
Thank you Joe, Eugene and Darren, Foaad, Ian, Gorm, Anders, Miguel and Zach.
I will add the 2nd part of Jane McGonigal's interview on BoingBoing:
Thank you Joe, Eugene and Darren, Foaad, Ian, Gorm, Anders, Miguel and Zach.
I will add the 2nd part of Jane McGonigal's interview on BoingBoing:
Labels: Anders Hojsted, C++, Darren Torpey, Eugene Jarvis, Foaad Koshmood, GDC09, global game jam, Gorm Lai, Ian Schreiber, Jane McGonigal, Joe Linhoff, Miguel Sicart, Mini Games, Susan Gold, Zach Lehman
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
BoingBoing & Jane McGonigal
I subscribe to BoingBoing and when I woke up this morning there was a new video they had done at GDC. Imagine my surprise to see our GDC Keynote Jane McGonigal interviewed about her talk that she gave at OUR summit. How cool is that? Xeni & Jane actually indulge in a little Katamari/Slumdog Millionaire "top secret dance off" at the end of the interview. You ladies rock!
Labels: BoingBoing, GDC09, IGDA EdSIG Game Education Summit, Jane McGonigal
Monday, March 30, 2009
MDA Framework
Yet another stellar workshop from GDC. The MDA Framework is important for all students to understand games and innovation.
Thank you Malcolm, Robin, Ethan, Ben
Thank you Malcolm, Robin, Ethan, Ben
Putting the pieces together: The MDA Framework
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Labels: Ben Smith, Ethan Kennedy, GDC09, IGDA EdSIG Game Education Summit, Malcolm Ryan, MDA, Robin Hunicke
Sunday, March 29, 2009
SlideShare
You have to love this tool - post your slides and embed - what could be difficult? Oh.. getting the slides from the speakers. As I get the slides, I promise to post them. Here are the slides from Jesse Schell's fantastic keynote:
From the book: The Art of Game Design by Jesse Schell
Agd Talk Speed Run
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From the book: The Art of Game Design by Jesse Schell
Labels: ETC, GDC09, IGDA EdSIG Game Education Summit, Jesse Schell
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
IGDA Education Summit
So far GDC has been incredibly exciting and full of new ideas and old friends. Our summit was well attended, we got great feedback about the workshops and raves about our keynotes. Here is Monday's slides from Jane McGonigal's keynote:
More soon.
Susan
Chair, IGDA Education SIG
Learning to Make Your Own Reality - IGDA Education Keynote 2009
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More soon.
Susan
Chair, IGDA Education SIG
Labels: GDC, GDC09, IGDA EdSIG Game Education Summit, Institute for the Future, Jane McGonigal, optimistic







