- G4C Keynote: Zimmerman, Gee On World Changing Games
[06.04.08]
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How best can games be used to affect real world change, and what do developers have to address to make their games more engaging? At the keynote of the ongoing Games For Change conference, James Paul Gee and Eric Zimmerman spoke broadly about the power of games as a learning device.
- Game Developer Career Guide Calls For Student Feedback
[06.03.08]
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The editors of Game Developer magazine are inviting current and prospective game school students to take part in the first-ever Game Developer Career Guide Student Survey, examining general expectations and results from game education today.
- Deadline Approaching for ‘Notes On’ Competition
[05.30.08]
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The 2008 Notes on Game Dev 2D/3D Environment and Character Design Competition is now open for entries, with a submission deadline of June 15, 2008.
- Canada Gets First Online 3D Game Art Course
[05.29.08]
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The Centre for Distance Education, which offers online educational instruction, has received the stamp of approval from the Department of Education to offer a diploma in 3D art for video games. It will be the first online program for 3D art in Canada.
- Algoma Upgrades to University Status
[05.28.08]
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Algoma University College in Canada is now Algoma University, following a government announcement earlier this week.
- Swedish Game Awards Winners Announced
[05.28.08]
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Students from Luleå University of Technology in Skellefteå, Sweden, took home a Game of the Year title for their project Magicka in the 2008 Swedish Game Awards. A game called Blueberry Garden (shown) by solo developer Erik Svedäng of University of Skövde, won the prize for Best Innovation.
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