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Unlock the Power of Game Development

Game-making Learning Programs for Everyone

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Who Do We Serve?

We are present across the US, Latin America, and Africa, with programs currently developed in Spanish and English. Our content and services are focused on novice through advanced learners ages 13+ and the organizations that serve them. We provide opportunities for career-readiness and collaboration within a community of game makers.

​Why Partner With Us?

​Through our game-making programs, learners are immersed in digital worlds filled with visual art, sound effects and music, storytelling, coding, and more. Our holistic approach allows for freedom of expression and specialization across all areas of game design, launching your learners onto a career pathway into the workforce.

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Government Agencies

Nonprofit Organization

Educational Institutions

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Enock

I was feeling I can't wait to see what happens. I'm very proud of what I made.

SNHU Center for New Americans

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Heri

I felt like there was a community because we help each other in whatever way we can. Like if I can't do this, my partner can.

SNHU Center for New Americans

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Teace

​Endless has allowed me to gain the necessary fundamental skills, which is what the program was about!

UoTP

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91% of Learners said they felt a sense of belonging participating in our programs

Our Learning Principles

​We hold the following principles at the forefront of every learning journey.

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Our Pedagogy

Game makers play and create games, share in a collaborative feedback process, and reflect on real-world connections, personal development, and future career pathways. 

Learning by doing builds knowledge and skills and enhances creativity and critical thinking skills.

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What I love about this program is that it already has a hook to get the kids interested because they love video games. They already want to participate, and learning how to make video games empowers them.

Jamie Pendleton, Teacher at the SNHU Center for New Americans

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Our Learning Principles

The Endless curriculum model allows learners to play, create, share, and reflect across all aspects of game design and development in a self-led or facilitated environment, curating their own, unique career pathway.

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“Why do people play games?”

Play diverse game genres, identify game design patterns, consider player perspectives, evaluate interactive elements, and reflect on personal preferences.

Explore

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Core

Apply key concepts, brainstorm, design, and develop. Create prototypes, demonstrate creative agency, engage with other game makers, focus on inclusivity and diversity and generate a pitch deck.

"Game making to learn"

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More

Apply discipline-specific concepts, leverage industry-standard tools, consider interdisciplinary insights, refine prototyping methods, construct a portfolio of work.

“Who am I as a game maker?”

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Need Devices For Your Students?

We help underserved learners who often don't have access to devices. This limits their opportunities. Our devices program provides the technology they need to join our game-making programs, creating equal opportunities for everyone.

Meet Our Learning Leaders

Our team is a diverse blend of backgrounds, including seasoned educators with over 20 years of experience. Unified by our shared mission, we're dedicated to making learning accessible and enjoyable for everyone. 

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Meet Stephen Reid, VP of Learning

​With over 20 years of experience in education, actively pioneering much of the work in the field of games-based learning, Stephen Reid has worked in over 70 countries, using over 140 off-the-shelf games to engage learners in curriculum, social and emotional learning, and career-readiness.

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Meet Heather Drolet, Learning Design Lead

With over two decades of teaching and instructional coaching experience across K-12+, Heather Drolet is committed to revolutionizing digital learning and promoting inclusivity and diversity across the ed tech landscape.

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