Educator Resources

Bloxels is a hands-on platform that lets users build video games by creating characters, levels, and stories using physical blocks or a digital editor. It teaches game design, storytelling, and coding skills in a fun and creative way.

Explore popular career pathways in the games industry with your students through flexible, adaptable lessons designed to inspire the next generation of game creators.

A collection of lessons showcasing a variety of professionals thriving in the dynamic games and emerging media industry.

Endstar is a free, multiplayer 3D game-creation platform that lets users build terrain, props, levels, and gameplay logic in real time, alone or with friends.

Endstar is a platform, that centers on collaborative game making, for building, testing, and playing games, built by Endless Studios.

This course expands the way educators think of games in schools and gives them a great foundation on the world of Esports in K12 Education.

Game jams engage students with the tools, software, and process of game design. This Game Jam Guide helps educators plan and host engaging game jams in their classroom-type setting. The guide includes planning tips, sample agendas, resources, and best practices to support a successful game jam experience.

Godot is a free, open-source game engine for creating 2D and 3D games. It offers an intuitive interface, powerful tools, and a flexible scripting system, making it ideal for beginners and pros alike. Export games to multiple platforms with ease.

In this guide, you will explore the fundamental concepts of the Godot game engine, examining its interface, basic components, and how to organize a project, while also taking a look at its programming approach.