Cardiff Met Hosts Premiere of Computer Racing Game
process used to develop computer games in the industry.
School design teams
pitched their ideas in a dragon’s den style environment and the winning idea was made into a 30 second game, coded by the pupils and students and premiered at an event at Cardiff School of Management recently. New Primary Studies Lecturer, Nick Young said: “This exciting showcase event was a great opportunity for our students and the pupils
CARDIFF MET recently hosted an event
to
premiere a computer racing game designed by South Wales pupils with the assistance of Cardiff Met students and staff. The event showcased the culmination of work produced by pupils during the Overdrive PLC Multi
School Project.
This collaborative project sought to improve primary pupils’ digital competency, inspired by a new digitally focused framework for schools
that was introduced by the Welsh Government as part of a national curriculum review last year. Cardiff School of Art and Design, Cardiff School of Education, Cardiff School of Management, Caerphilly and Newport Council and Deighton primary school in the Ebbw Vale area worked together on the project. Primary Education students, Animation students and Computer Games Design staff have
delivered the project since the start of the year through a series of student-led
sessions
at the primary school. Pupils also visited the
University’s Llandaff and Cyncoed campuses to learn the new skills they needed to develop the computer game and take part in a real life design
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from the primary school to demonstrate the hard work they have put into this project.”
“The project has been mutually
benefi cial
for both our university students and the local pupils. It has been extremely successful in allowing students to gain hands-on teaching experience, while the pupils have gained valuable skills that will help them excel in their education and in a digitally advancing world.
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FRIDAY 30th JUNE 2017 commencing at 10 am
Viewing from 9 am on day of auction or by prior Limited tasting at 9.30 am
Entries are now being accepted for our next auction on F Market Street Chambers, Abergavenny NP7 5
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