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Newsnight to report on Livingstone paper ahead of Education Department's official response
Read More »Games courses ‘safeguarded’ if Abertay merges
SFC issues assurance as university fears losing independence
Read More »Breaking into making games
Adam Saltsman, of Canabalt studio Semi Secret, offers advice for aspiring game designers
Read More »Portal goes free on Steam
Valve has made its critically acclaimed first-person puzzler Portal available for free. The original game, which first debuted in 2007 Half-Life compilation The Orange Box, can be downloaded at no cost on both PC and Mac. However, Rock Paper Shotgun reports this offer is only available until September 20th. This …
Read More »Portal goes free in Valve education push
Games can help educate the next generation 'in amazing and unexpected ways', studio claims
Read More »Google chairman speech ‘endorses UK Skills Review’
Criticisms of UK education system 'reiterate proposals made on games education study'
Read More »Livingstone-Hope Review: 6 months on
Ian Livingstone tells Develop how implementing the findings of the skills review's recommendations is progressing
Read More »Games festival set for Cambridge uni next week
Brains Eden includes Games Jam and academic get together
Read More »Gove encourages games in schools
Education minister Michael Gove MP discusses the benefits of computer games as teaching tools
Read More »Lionhead takes games education into its own hands
New work experience program to aid local academic institutions
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