10/14/2019
Check out this awesome game creation tool from our lab. No coding skills necessary!
UW Center for Game Science
The Center for Game Science at the University of Washington. Creators of Foldit, Refraction, and more!
The Center for Game Science focuses on solving hard problems facing humanity today in a game based environment. Most of these problems are thus far unsolvable by either people alone or by computer-only approaches. We pursue solutions with a computational and creative symbiosis of humans and computers.
08/13/2019
We're excited to have the Algebra Challenge off and running!
Summer Algebra Challenge Kickoff | Center for Game Science Summer Algebra Challenge Kickoff Posted on August 13, 2019 by Saira Mortier Yesterday was the start of the 2019 Summer Algebra Challenge! We’re so excited to be off and running with this awesome event! You can join us by registering at www.algebrachallenge.org. You can also check us out on Faceboo...
08/12/2019
A fellow lab here at the University of Washington is looking for a Director of Research and Education. Know anyone who would be a good fit?
08/12/2019
Going on now!
The Challenge has BEGUN! Join us at www.algebrachallenge.org.
08/06/2019
One week to go!!! Join our Facebook Algebra Challenge group to ask questions and be a part of the community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/algebrachallenge
07/02/2019
BlockStudio is an incredible tool from our lab. It seeks to teach kids coding with no programming necessary! Check out the story behind BlockStudio.
Teaching newbies how to code no matter what language they speak Through his textless educational program BlockStudio, Rahul Banerjee has found that the most equitable way to teach coding might not involve words at all.
10/18/2018
07/30/2018
This year, we were thrilled to bring to Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings – talking with Nobel Laureates & expanding our project to wipe out with UC Davis, Thermo Fisher Scientific & the UW Center for Game Science. Check out some of our favorite parts of ! https://bit.ly/2NGyPYo
06/20/2018
Teachers: Learn a little about computer science this summer at the UW!
CS4HS helps non-CS teachers learn basic computer science so they can add computation to their subjects. A little CS benefits all students, and exposing a broader range of students to CS is a great way to diversify the field. Come learn fun concepts including simple programming, free online tools, and "unplugged" computational thinking activities. Workshop taught by UW and Carnegie Mellon faculty, with sessions from current Allen School students and alumni! Check it out!
Overview | CS4HS "This is the most fun I've had in a professional development, EVER!"~2012 Participant "I was super impressed with the calibre of speakers and information given. This was a 'class act' in every way. Even the food was impressive! I will be able to use the information given to me to benefit my students...
04/19/2018
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