Through a two-year, $600,000 grant from Dell’s Powering the Possible youth learning initiative, GSUSA, as part of its Journey and Connect Through Technology program, is releasing Bethe Video Game Developer, an interactive experience that puts girls in the driver’s seat of video game creation. To celebrate the launch, GSUSA and Dell hosted a panel discussion this morning called Game On: Girls and Technology. This event was a think tank on innovation in today’s gaming industry as it pertains to girls, and the key skills girls need to build in order to succeed. A recording of the event was made and will be available here.Thursday, October 24, 2013
Be the Video Game Developer
Through a two-year, $600,000 grant from Dell’s Powering the Possible youth learning initiative, GSUSA, as part of its Journey and Connect Through Technology program, is releasing Bethe Video Game Developer, an interactive experience that puts girls in the driver’s seat of video game creation. To celebrate the launch, GSUSA and Dell hosted a panel discussion this morning called Game On: Girls and Technology. This event was a think tank on innovation in today’s gaming industry as it pertains to girls, and the key skills girls need to build in order to succeed. A recording of the event was made and will be available here.
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