Pi Day 2021: Monte Carlo Pi
Watch as GameSalad’s Tan Tran demonstrates how to estimate the value of Pi using the Monte Carlo Method with GameSalad.
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From Teen To Developer and Educator!
In 2012 Braydon Coyer was teen who was not confident in his ability to program, but wanted to build a video game! He release his first iOS GameSalad Game, Penguin Pounce! and received 150,000 downloads. Since them he’s been a leading community member on GameSalad’s forums and an entrepreneur contributing to GSHelper, the leading GameSalad
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Remote Teaching with GameSalad
This month, please meet the founders of MySTEM Academy. Maria Yamanaka and Marcel Bergerman’s goal is to inspire kids in STEM and prepare them to become future innovators and leaders. Their project-based, hands-on programs allow kids to work collaboratively to solve challenges. When the world went remote, so did MySTEM Academy’s summer camps: including an
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Social Distancing Modeling
Our Co-Founder Tan made a video where he builds a social distancing model in GameSalad. Give it a watch and decide if it’s something you want to share with your students. A quote from Tan at the end of the video: “So many of us have been asked to stay at home and distance ourselves
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GameDesign Resources & GameJams
GameSalad Dressing Every month, we thought we’d share resources and ideas from around the internet to help your students in their Game Development and Computer Science careers. Some dressing for your students’s GameSalads! “Extra Credits” Channel on YouTube As you near the end of your year, your students may be starting their capstone projects. If
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CREEED Partners with Canutillo ISD to Bring Computer Science Education to all Canutillo Middle School Students
Canutillo will offer middle school students innovative GameSalad curriculum over the next five years with financial support from CREEED Today, Canutillo Independent School District announced a new partnership with GameSalad for Education and the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) to expand computer science education to its middle school students over the next
BISD Brings STEM Education to all Middle School Students through GameSalad
The Brownsville Independent School District is enhancing its Science-Technology-Engineering-Mathematics (STEM) Education through the utilization of GameSalad. It is the first district in the state of Texas to make this computer science software available to all of its Middle School students. Research indicates that by 2020 there will be 1,000,000 more jobs in computer science than
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New Teacher Dashboard
We listened to teacher feedback, and taking that into account we’ll be launching new and improved GameSalad for Education experience on Wednesday, August 8th. First off, the old GameSalad Studio site will be going away. To replace it, we have added a teacher dashboard directly into Creator where you can manage your classrooms and students. Some of the
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GameSalad Hurricane Harvey Relief
GameSalad Offers Free Computer Science Curriculum to Classrooms Impacted by Hurricane Harvey Texas computer science teachers will face a daunting task when hundreds of thousands of students finally return to school after having missed significant class time while coping with the unprecedented natural disaster caused by Hurricane Harvey. To help these teachers make up for
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Bringing Computer Science Education to Rhode Island’s Students: Announcing GameSalad’s CS4RI Partnership
FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION Media Contact: Danielle Burnett, danielle@gamesalad.com Bringing Computer Science Education to Rhode Island’s Students: Announcing GameSalad’s CS4RI Partnership In October 2016, we met Holly Walsh at an education conference in Washington, D.C. Holly is an E-Learning and Instructional Technology Specialist at the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE), and she told us about