Hey everyone!
Here's a suggestion for an easy watch/listen this Sunday: watch our pilot episode of developer diaries for Learning Factory EDU, which is being designed right now, to help teaching STEM through scientific method at middle schools:
Making a dedicated version of one of our games to fit into school curriculum is a mind-bending task for us, since we're not teachers. That's why we'll be inviting more educators who are using games in classrooms, to talk about how the future can be changed for the better in a playful way ˆ_ˆ
This time, our guest is Maria Plotkina from a friendly startup called Geek Teachers - this merry bunch of geeky educators is helping us design the curriculum for Learning Factory EDU.
We'll be releasing a new version of these diaries on a weekly basis. Subscribe to our newsletter to learn more about how games are revolutionizing education at this very moment! There's a podcast version of dev diaries there, too, if you prefer easy listening to easy watching :)
I want more games in education, how can I help?
Do you know a teacher who's using games for education? Or maybe you are such a teacher yourself? Or maybe you are only about to experiment with games in your classroom?
In any of those cases, don't hesitate to contact us in the comments, via email, on Discord or whereever! We're actively looking for educators for play testing and more guests for our podcast!
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How to Get More Involved
Going to Early Access is but the first step to glory (and eternal cat happiness). Wanna be part of what happens next? Head to this blog post and learn how to help make the game even more awesome!