With the recent changes of Unity pricing and billing, it appears that the number of users will go down … immensely. To be honest, I’m kind of glad. I’m not glad in a glee-filled way. I don’t like seeing things fail. I just was never a Unity guy.
When Unity started off, it seemed to…
This is the coda of a series named Gaming Education at College that focuses on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. At this part, I’ll answer some common questions/complaints about the college method of teaching gaming.
5. I have a degree in gaming but I still feel that I don’t …
The simple answer to this is time. We only have so much time before we graduate a student. We can only touch on so many things and go in depth to even fewer.
For example, I tend to teach certain soft skills throughout the entire program, but I don’t focus much on them. The reason b…
This is the coda of a series named Gaming Education at College that focuses on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. At this part, I’ll answer some common questions/complaints about the college method of teaching gaming.
3. Why don’t I get a job when I get out? Should I be …
This is the coda of a series named Gaming Education at College that focuses on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. At this part, I’ll answer some common questions/complaints about the college method of teaching gaming.
1. Why don’t I create a (true) full game (each …
LAST: Stumbling Blocks of Higher Education and the Fourth Bullet
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons.…
LAST: Stumbling Blocks of Higher Education and the Third Bullet
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons.&…
LAST: Stumbling Blocks of Higher Education and the Second Bullet
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons.…
LAST: Stumbling Blocks of Higher Education and the First Bullet
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons.&…
LAST: Good and Bad Lessons at Colleges
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons. I’m going to try to…
LAST: What Students Gain from College
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons. I’m going to try to …
LAST: Why Colleges II
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons. I’m going to try to go in depth on what to…
LAST: Why College?
Where does education fit? Where does college fit? Hopefully, I’ve established that a college is needed to help develop students who need to get to a higher level that they may not be able to attain themselves. A common byproduct of a college’s quest of this type …
LAST: Industry Standards
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons. I’m going to try to go in depth on what…
Gaming Education at College (1)
This is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, I’ll share my perspective on the pros and cons. I’m going to try to go in depth …
The title comes from the fact that I have always been a Jack-of-all-Trades, and master of none. To be honest, as I get older, I feel more like Hack-of-all-Trades. Maybe that will be my next blog page.
In any event, I can do almost anything in gaming. I just don’t do it that well. &…
