This software is a training game that teaches users how to develop 3D video games by providing step-by-step instructions and interactive demonstrations. It is a fun and engaging way to learn game development skills.
I recently had the opportunity to review an exciting software that offers free courses to aspiring game developers. The courses are recorded in video format and can be easily accessed from the website. The course is divided into two main parts, the Artistic section, and the Programming section.
In the Artistic section, students will learn how to make 3D models using Blender, an open-source 3D creation software. In the Programming section, students will take the 3D models they created and learn how to program a game using the iamar browser. This two-part course will provide students with the skills necessary to create their own games, from start to finish.
One of the most innovative aspects of this software is that the learning process happens in a 3D game environment. The student is placed inside a game that provides different missions, each requiring the student to learn something about 3D game production. This approach makes the learning process fun and engaging.
The course materials are completely free, and high schools from different regions are encouraged to join and participate. The learning philosophy is based on the book "Chieh On Education", and the software developers hope to work closely with high schools to add this course into their course selection. This software offers a fun way to introduce kids to computer programming and 3D graphics, and I highly recommend it for anyone interested in game development.
In the Artistic section, students will learn how to make 3D models using Blender, an open-source 3D creation software. In the Programming section, students will take the 3D models they created and learn how to program a game using the iamar browser. This two-part course will provide students with the skills necessary to create their own games, from start to finish.
One of the most innovative aspects of this software is that the learning process happens in a 3D game environment. The student is placed inside a game that provides different missions, each requiring the student to learn something about 3D game production. This approach makes the learning process fun and engaging.
The course materials are completely free, and high schools from different regions are encouraged to join and participate. The learning philosophy is based on the book "Chieh On Education", and the software developers hope to work closely with high schools to add this course into their course selection. This software offers a fun way to introduce kids to computer programming and 3D graphics, and I highly recommend it for anyone interested in game development.
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