The Game Education Summit was really an eye-opener for me. It encouraged me to take a look at games in the classroom in a whole new way. If you are interested in some of the other posts in this series, you can see the list below:
Live-Blogging The Game Education Summit (Part 1)
What's In A Name? (Part 2)
Open Creativity (Part 3)
Brenda Brathwaite Is Amazing! (Part 4)
Innovative Teaching Through Game Design (Part 5)
Here are some other links that I found at the Game Education Summit that were interesting:
Game Education Network
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
Panda -- Free game design software
Alice -- Free game design software for beginners
RIP -- a Remix Manifesto
Workbookproject.com -- a social network for those who want to be creative in the digital age
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