Wakefield summer s'cool Future Games Designer
summer s'cool
creativewakefield@wakefield.gov.uk
summer s'cool gives children and young people in Wakefield district the opportunity to be inspired and expand their minds through an exciting range of creative learning experiences.
Tags:
ArtDirection, Coding, Commitment, Demonstrate, DigitalAndTechnology, GameDesign, GameMechanics, Teamwork, VideoGamesDevelopment, WORKSHOPCriteria
This activity takes hours to complete. Earners access this activity for free.
- Earner has demonstrated real games industry potential by displaying highly valued skills and attributes while learning to design, code, and test their own game based on a basic game template.
- Earner has demonstrated a strong understanding of what makes a successful game including how art directs and guides the player, how risk and reward can add to game level design, and how random events increase the playability and enjoyment of a game.
- Earner has successfully created a game where they have added their own game mechanics, ensured the player understands the aim of the game via clear instructions, and made a game with a clear scoring mechanism or a way of winning.
- Earner has demonstrated desirable attitudes and behaviours for games design agencies including being able to think and design from the perspective of the player, being able to get on with and work productively with a range of different team members, and having a strong commitment to producing high quality work.
- Available by application only, please contact the provider for more information.
- Wakefield, United Kingdom, WF1 2EB
Alignments
Cities of Learning Badging Standard - Demonstrate layer
https://www.thersa.org/cities-of-learning/badging-standards
This badge has been mapped to the Demonstrate Layer of the Cities of Learning Badging Standard. The earner has demonstrated they can apply knowledge with real world context and has gained experience, consistently and applied feedback they have received in order to develop.
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