2019 Conference Archive (Archived)

Game Time! Building Super Mario style video games with code to tell stories

Presenter Information

Session Format

Conference Session (20 minutes)

Target Audience

K12 Educators

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Location

Research Burst 7 (PARB 127)

Abstract for the conference program

Super Mario style video games can be an incredible way to tell a story! You can have students trace historical events, pieces of literature, and they can just plain get creative. Come to this session to find out how

Proposal Track

T1: Teaching and Learning in the STEM Field

Start Date

3-23-2019 11:30 AM

End Date

3-23-2019 11:50 AM

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Mar 23rd, 11:30 AM Mar 23rd, 11:50 AM

Game Time! Building Super Mario style video games with code to tell stories

Research Burst 7 (PARB 127)

Super Mario style video games can be an incredible way to tell a story! You can have students trace historical events, pieces of literature, and they can just plain get creative. Come to this session to find out how