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In this dynamic digital workshop, students become game designers with a mission—to create games that inspire real-world environmental action. Starting with a personal ecological footprint assessment, students will develop original game concepts that reflect sustainability themes and eco-friendly choices.
Using platforms like Scratch or Tynker, they’ll dive into coding and explore essential game design elements like storytelling, gameplay mechanics, and user experience. As they bring their games to life, they’ll build skills in programming, creativity, and problem-solving.
What you’ll learn.
The impact of individual choices on the environment
Fundamentals of game design and coding
Digital storytelling and user engagement
How to inspire action through interactive media
What you’ll do.
Calculate your ecological footprint
Plan and design a sustainability-themed video game
Code characters, interactions, challenges, and rewards
Share your game to promote environmental awareness
What you’ll gain.
Skills in coding, creativity, and digital design
A deeper understanding of sustainability and personal impact
Confidence in using tech to drive change
A completed, playable game that inspires others
Suited to students in Years 3 - 6
Duration: 1.5hrs x 10 weeks
We require students to bring:
- Device (iPad, Laptop, MacBook or Chromebook) + charger
In this dynamic digital workshop, students become game designers with a mission—to create games that inspire real-world environmental action. Starting with a personal ecological footprint assessment, students will develop original game concepts that reflect sustainability themes and eco-friendly choices.
Using platforms like Scratch or Tynker, they’ll dive into coding and explore essential game design elements like storytelling, gameplay mechanics, and user experience. As they bring their games to life, they’ll build skills in programming, creativity, and problem-solving.
What you’ll learn.
The impact of individual choices on the environment
Fundamentals of game design and coding
Digital storytelling and user engagement
How to inspire action through interactive media
What you’ll do.
Calculate your ecological footprint
Plan and design a sustainability-themed video game
Code characters, interactions, challenges, and rewards
Share your game to promote environmental awareness
What you’ll gain.
Skills in coding, creativity, and digital design
A deeper understanding of sustainability and personal impact
Confidence in using tech to drive change
A completed, playable game that inspires others
Suited to students in Years 3 - 6
Duration: 1.5hrs x 10 weeks
We require students to bring:
- Device (iPad, Laptop, MacBook or Chromebook) + charger
In this dynamic digital workshop, students become game designers with a mission—to create games that inspire real-world environmental action. Starting with a personal ecological footprint assessment, students will develop original game concepts that reflect sustainability themes and eco-friendly choices.
Using platforms like Scratch or Tynker, they’ll dive into coding and explore essential game design elements like storytelling, gameplay mechanics, and user experience. As they bring their games to life, they’ll build skills in programming, creativity, and problem-solving.
What you’ll learn.
The impact of individual choices on the environment
Fundamentals of game design and coding
Digital storytelling and user engagement
How to inspire action through interactive media
What you’ll do.
Calculate your ecological footprint
Plan and design a sustainability-themed video game
Code characters, interactions, challenges, and rewards
Share your game to promote environmental awareness
What you’ll gain.
Skills in coding, creativity, and digital design
A deeper understanding of sustainability and personal impact
Confidence in using tech to drive change
A completed, playable game that inspires others
Suited to students in Years 3 - 6
Duration: 1.5hrs x 10 weeks
We require students to bring:
- Device (iPad, Laptop, MacBook or Chromebook) + charger