Computer Games
We
have secured some
funding for a study support project and we wish to invite one school from
each district to participate in a Gaming Competition. This would be
to provide a group of pupils with a taster session on digital game
authoring, where they will work collaboratively using problem solving
skills to create a computer game and produce marketing material for their
new product.
It
would involve the school committing to the following:
·
Each
school agrees to one member of staff being released for two days – one
day for a training session (with someone who will be involved in the
production of the gaming unit for DIDA) and the other day for a follow up
session with pupils – there will be
funding for one day supply cover but the school would need to commit to
the other day supply costs
·
Involve
a group of 3 or 4 students in Key Stage 3. Other groups could be involved
but there would need to be a team which can meet with the other schools
for the competition
·
Run
a club out of school hours for a minimum of 10 weeks
·
Be
prepared to feedback at subject leader network meetings on the progress
and outcome of the work – through examples of work/digital case studies
·
Develop
a pack of resources to support other schools wanting to run game authoring
clubs
It
is anticipated that this will start in the summer term and must be
completed by March 2008.
We would be interested to hear from any school who like to be considered
in the first instance. This would be on a first come first
consideration basis.
Please contact Jill
Gosnay
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