Epic Games Educator Town Hall Thursday, July 16 • 5:00 - 6:00 pm Calling all Middle and High School teachers! Epic Games/Unreal Engine will use this roundtable to learn from you about the challenges you face when trying to bring games and emerging technology into your classroom. Please join us and share your experiences, your successes and setbacks. We will share opportunities to get involved with Epic's work to bring interactive, 3D technology and design into classrooms through teacher training, funding opportunities and student programs. Gaming the System: Making Games about Real-World Systems Colleen Macklin Thursday, July 16 • 11:30am - 1:00pm Games are a perfect medium for modeling, exploring, and ultimately changing systems - the hidden dynamics underneath the biggest social issues we face today, from structural racism to climate change. In this workshop we'll translate real-world systems into game-based models, through a series of short systems mapping and game prototyping exercises. 5 Open XR Projects for 2020 Jonathan Ogilvy and Nicholas Fortugno Thursday, July 16 • 3:30pm - 5:00pm Like a jam, but different. Instead of taking a single prompt and working from nothing to something, we'll take a quick look at twenty different prompts, choose a handful, and take an existing something a step further. The wider variety of professional discipline and skill level we have, the better. This is all about collaboration. CMU ETC Presents: DTOX - Tackling Toxicity with Play Wednesday, July 15 • 11:00am - 12:00pm DTOX is an interactive experience exploring toxicity in online gaming. Specifically, we will look at ideas about current and potential moderation practices as well as dispel popular misconceptions about disruptive behavior online. Attendees will play the part of moderators in fictional gaming communities, using their phones as an interface to address issues in the space and dole out punishment as they see fit. After playing through the experience, there will be time for discussion. |
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