Integrating Game Design & Development into your Curriculum @ Southern Oregon

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Integrating Game Design & Development into your Curriculum @ Southern Oregon

  • August 9, 2016
  • Posted by: Chris Winikka
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Curriculum and Pedagogy

Game design moves past passive play as a creative medium that facilitates problem analysis, structured prototyping and measured progress toward a goal.

This course is intended to help teachers understand how they can fit game design into their curriculum even without existing experience with it.

Teachers are expected to have good general computer skills and a willingness to learn some new tools as a resource for their classes. Time will be split between presentation, discussion, and hands-on exercises.

Virtual PLC led by Jill Hubbard

Grad Credit Information

This course offers grad credit.

Grad credit for all SuperQuest workshops in Southern Oregon will be available through Southern Oregon University (for more details, please refer to the following document: superquest_credit_2016

Instructor/s:

Arian Kulp

Arian Kulp is a software developer with a passion for bringing STEAM to schools through game design. Arian is the director of the Oregon Game Project Challenge and has brought technology clubs to several schools.

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