During the Christmas, playing games whether around a table or together on a screen can become much more than entertainment. At Learn to Play for the Future, we see play as …
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The event brought together representatives of Slovak universities, secondary schools, and institutions focused on preparing the next generation of game developers. On November 20–21, our team had the opportunity to …
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After a successful start at Comenius University, the Educational Game Design courses have now officially launched at the University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius (UCM) in Trnava. The energy and creativity of the students …
The Faculty of Education at Comenius University has launched a brand-new course Educational Game Design, designed for future teachers. The opening class took place this week and set a creative, inspiring, …
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We’re thrilled to share an exciting milestone. The final versions of our syllabi for future game developers and teachers are complete! Over the past months, our team has been working …
Read more „We’re There: Finalizing Our Syllabi for Future Game Designers and Educators“
One of the key upcoming milestones in the Learn to Play for the Future project is the launch of Work Package 5, focused on the creation of the Edu Game Maker Toolbox (EGMT). In the …
At the heart of Learn2Play4Future (L2P4F) lies a collaboration between some of Europe’s most forward-thinking institutions in education, media, and game design. This transnational initiative is grounded not only in research excellence …
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From teachers to game developers, we went straight to the source to find out what’s working, what’s missing, and what’s possible when education meets game design. We carried out an …
As we embark on our project, establishing a solid baseline is crucial to measure progress effectively. Our recent Baseline Comparative Report provides valuable insights into the current landscape, setting the …
The consortium meeting of the Learn to Play for the Future project took place in Trnava on 17-18 February 2025. After many online meetings, this was the first face-to-face meeting. …
Read more „Our project is progressing, partners agree at the first face-to-face meeting“