This diversity-friendly workshop is the first part of a series of beginners workshops which includes Interactive Fiction (Aug 27) & Unity3D (Sept 3) and is part of [ReFig: Network in Play - Crafting Diversity in Games](http://gamedevelopers.ie/diversity/) pilot programme this year
This diversity-friendly workshop is the first part of a series of beginners workshops which includes Interactive Fiction (Aug 27) & Unity3D (Sept 3).
This workshop part of ReFig: Network in Play - Crafting Diversity in Games pilot programme this year
Interested? This workshop is for persons aged 18 and over, and aimed at beginners.
You must not be studying in a games-related course, have prior experience in making games, or work in the games industry. We are open to creatives (artists, storytellers, creative writers, musicians) and other non-programmers. Participants will be asked to fill out a short questionnaire on their experience and a researcher will be present at the workshop.
Please read our Code of Conduct and our diversity statement before applying.
Any questions, please email: network-in-play-crafting-diversity-in-games@googlegroups.com
Coding Grace is partnering with Maynooth University and a network of local partners to provide alternative spaces for learning about designing and making games. This initiative is part funded by SSHRC research council and the Refiguring Innovation in Games (ReFIG) network in Canada. The larger project is committed to promoting diversity and equity in the games industry and culture.
Robin O'Keeffe is a teacher and game designer. He is one of the organisers behind the Boardgame Designers Ireland group and leads the monthly boardgame design workshop, Playtest Dublin.
Full refunds until 24 hours before the event.
If there are not enough people signed up to the event, I will be in touch to refund you.
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