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Our Game Design Curriculum
​Our curriculum allows learners to play, create, share, and reflect across all aspects of game design and development in a self-led or facilitated environment.
Our Learning Journey
Explore
The Explore module is designed for ages 8-14, and incorporates a variety of engaging games for learning.
​Foundations of Learning Emphasizes curiosity and play as key components.
Hands-On Exploration
Experience and analyze games to identify key design patterns.​
Gameplay Insights
Gain understanding of fundamental elements that create compelling experiences.
Player Perspectives
Learn to evaluate interactive elements that shape engaging games.
​Self-Reflection
Reflect on personal preferences, fostering awareness of self and culture.
​Tools: MakeCode Arcade, Endstar, Scratch
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Pilot: Hope for Haiti
Core
​The Core module is designed for learners ages 13-18 and uses a combination of low-code tools, like MakeCode, and basic level use of professional game development tools like Godot.
Game Design Fundamentals
Learn essential concepts like gameplay mechanics, storytelling, and aesthetics.
Creative Development Design unique characters, worlds, and game ideas.
​Hands-On Projects
Build playable games using relevant tools and software.
Player Perspectives
Learn to evaluate interactive elements that shape engaging games.
Collaborative Learning
Work with peers through playtesting and feedback.
​Tools: MakeCode Arcade, Endstar, Scratch
Center For New Americans
Core: MakeCode
Black Girls Code
Core: MakeCode
University of Peru
Core: Godot
University of The People
Core: Godot
More [ Coming Soon! ]
The More module is designed for learners ages 15 and up who are ready for more advanced game-making opportunities. This experience incorporates professional game development and other discipline-specific tools like Godot and Blender.
Game Design Fundamentals: Learn essential concepts like gameplay mechanics, storytelling, and aesthetics.
Creative Development: Design unique characters, worlds, and game ideas.
Hands-On Projects: Build playable games using relevant tools and software.
Collaborative Learning: Work with peers through playtesting and feedback.
Pitch and Present: Enhance communication skills through game pitch presentations.
​Tools: MakeCode Arcade, Endstar, Godot
Tools
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Make Code Arcade
A cool, easy way to make and play retro games with simple drag-and-drop coding or JavaScript.
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Godot
A handy, open-source game engine that’s great for creating both 2D and 3D games.
Endstar
A game engine powered by Endless Studios that makes creating games interactive and fun.
Alignment
With Standards
Endless Foundation's programs align with international standards such as those set by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL), ensuring that our learners receive a quality education that prepares them for success in a rapidly evolving world.us.
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In Person
We conduct workshops or training sessions face-to-face at schools, universities or community centers.
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Train the Trainers
We train educators or facilitators who then teach others how to use our game-making programs.
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Why should I choose Endless Key?Endless Key offers equitable, free, and safe learning resources that are accessible online and offline. This makes it available for anyone, anywhere!
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Why is Endless Key free?Endless OS Foundation is a non-profit, with a mission to bridge the digital divide. Endless Key is one step closer to bringing safe and accessible learning materials to those who are disconnected. By making it free, we make it more accessible to all.
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Who benefits from Endless Key?Learners from grade 5 to grade 9.
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Does the content come in different languages?Yes, Endless Key has both English and Spanish content inside.
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How does Endless Key protect student privacy?Students do not need to create an account to use Endless Key. We do not collect names or other personal information.
Frequently Asked Questions
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More [ Coming Soon! ]
The More module is designed for learners ages 15 and up who are ready for more advanced game-making opportunities. This experience incorporates professional game development and other discipline-specific tools like Godot and Blender.