Serious Play Conference will honor teacher, librarian and museum innovation in developing and using game-based learning in K12 this year with a new event called Learning Game Competition.The idea is to allow the sharing of creative ideas and also promote networking between teachers nationally, globally.Enter a game you have produced for use in your classroom or institution. Any kind of game-based learning concept is eligible, from a simple lesson that teaches names of categories of science to an elaborate one that lets you run your class as a year long game.Entrants must be currently working in a K12 or equivalent learning institution. Games must be created without outside investor funding.12 winners will be selected to demo their game in a Learning Game Showcase track on Saturday, June 26. These teachers/librarians/educators will receive a free registration to the conference, online again this year. Twenty more runners up will be given a 50% discount ticket for the Conference.Entries Due April 30, 2021 First Name * Last Name * Job Title/Position (mention subject, grade or more detail than “teacher” or librarian) * School/Institution * State / Province Select State/Province Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Province/Other State / Province Email Address * Phone Title of Game (if any) Subject/Category: * Humanities Literacy STEM SEL Grade level * Describe the game: (50- 200 w) * Explain how your game/concept is used in your classroom or school. * Info for judges who will be selecting the winners . Can you provide a link to the game? Show us the graphic, if that is the basis of it? * Has your game inspired others to use your game? How so? * Are any tools, resources required to play your game? * Briefly explain how your idea for a game evolved? (where your inspiration came from; tools used to create it.) * Will you be able to give attendees access to your game, so they can use it in their classrooms? (not required, but encouraged) *
The idea is to allow the sharing of creative ideas and also promote networking between teachers nationally, globally.
Enter a game you have produced for use in your classroom or institution. Any kind of game-based learning concept is eligible, from a simple lesson that teaches names of categories of science to an elaborate one that lets you run your class as a year long game.
Entrants must be currently working in a K12 or equivalent learning institution. Games must be created without outside investor funding.
12 winners will be selected to demo their game in a Learning Game Showcase track on Saturday, June 26. These teachers/librarians/educators will receive a free registration to the conference, online again this year. Twenty more runners up will be given a 50% discount ticket for the Conference.
Entries Due April 30, 2021
