The 2019 Learning Games Awards
An initiative of the Federal Games Guild
VOTING IS NOW OPEN
The 2019 ED Games Expo will occur on January 8, 2019 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, from 4PM to 8PM. The Expo an annual free event open to the public where attendees can demo more than 100 new learning games and technologies while meeting the developers. Most of the games and tech at the Expo were developed across more than 25 government programs. Follow the ED Games Expo on Twitter: #EdGamesExpo.
This year the ED Games Expo is recognizing the creativity embedded in the game development process through a first-ever Learning Game Awards for outstanding graphic art, music, and video production. This new award competition is for learning game developers at the Expo who have been funded by federal government program offices or federal government programs that have developed learning games in-house.
The competition is divided into three categories:
Best Original Learning Game Artwork
Best Original Learning Game Musical Score
Best Original Learning Game Video Demo
See all of the entries below.
This year the ED Games Expo is recognizing the creativity embedded in the game development process through a first-ever Learning Game Awards for outstanding graphic art, music, and video production. This new award competition is for learning game developers at the Expo who have been funded by federal government program offices or federal government programs that have developed learning games in-house.
The competition is divided into three categories:
Best Original Learning Game Artwork
Best Original Learning Game Musical Score
Best Original Learning Game Video Demo
See all of the entries below.
Entries for Best Original Learning Game Artwork
Entries for Best Original Musical Score
USC Game Innovation Lab |
University of Oregon |
TheBeamer LLC |
Teachley |
NYU CREATE 7 Generation Games Strange Loop Games |
Molecular Jig Games Filament Games Spry Fox LLC |
FSU GamesThatWork |
MidSchoolMath TERC |
Entries for Best Original Video Demo
7 Generation Games NYU CREATE Parametric Studios Inc Efficacity TheBeamer LLC Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media |
Cognitive ToyBox Killer Snails University of Memphis Graspable Inc University of Oregon Florida Center for Interactive Media at Florida State University |
Filament Games MidSchoolMath 3C Institute Second Avenue Software Inc Indiana University |
Navatek, Ltd. Molecular Jig USC Games Simbulus Inc Department of Educational Psychology at Florida State University |
Cast a VOTE for each of the 3 categories using this online survey:
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Notes about the Learning Game Awards: Developers who are presenting learning games at the ED Games Expo were invited to submit if their games were developed with the support of a Federal program or were developed in-house by a Federal program. The winner will be announced at the ED Games Expo. There is no monetary award for winning. All votes are anonymous, only one vote per device is allowed. The award competition is an initiative out of the Federal Games Guild (FGG), an informal community of practice of federal entities, to promote the ecosystem of game-based learning.