A growing number of colleges and universities are offering courses or, like Southern Methodist University, full programs in video-game design. Among them: Carnegie Mellon University has, since 1999, ...

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What makes a game really great (or a major flop)? How can you lay the groundwork for a career developing, researching, and playing games? In this innovative program, students learn the answers to ...

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Since childhood, New Caney resident Jeff Dean has enjoyed playing video games, especially those set in medieval times. Dean, 23, recently learned that he could get training to help turn his hobby into ...

There was an extra two weeks of class for some Rochester Institute of Technology students who ended their semester with a trip to Japan. The trip was the culmination of a Japanese Game Industry course ...

Designing games is a powerful way for students to learn transferable and in-demand skills, and teaching it can be as easy as allowing students to demonstrate their learning using tools they choose. I ...

(TNS) — A group of Austin High School students don’t just play computer games, they design them. Their design efforts got a major boost this school year after the school purchased powerful computers ...

Two Loudoun high school students have attracted over 40,000 users internationally to their online learning platform. They did ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — What was thought to be a distraction from school is now a part of study. The gaming industry is growing and some high school students in Spokane are learning the basics of how a video ...

Literacy is critical for success in all facets of school and life. Yet, only 30% of U.S. fourth graders are considered proficient in reading, with scores actually declining by two percentage points ...