We keep working hand in hand with several academic institutions across Europe and this week we had the evidence: Francesco Cavallari visited 3 Universities in 3 different cities in 3 days! We are confident that collaborating with so many Universities not only … Continued
Last Wednesday, Coline Pannier went to Breda (Netherlands) to give a lecture called “Giving more with Games” at the academy of Creative Media and Game Technologies from the NHTV University of Applied Sciences. Students from all years and specialities, from … Continued
Last Friday, Francesco gave a lecture at the Engineering Schools of UAB in Barcelona entitled “From Commercial Games to Video Games Without Borders” explaining how he is applying his 15 years international experience in developing commercial games to make this world a better … Continued
This week we visited ENTI – Escola de Noves Tecnologies Interactives: the first university degree in video games in Barcelona! We are confident to have more and more students joining our Dev Community… Thanks a lot for the warm welcome: … Continued
Here we are: the first VGWB lecture at the University! FROM COMMERCIAL GAMES TO VIDEO GAMES WITHOUT BORDERS Francesco Cavallari shares what he learned during his 15 years experience in Ubisoft, covering all sort of topics: from programming to production, … Continued
We are proud to announce the first VGWB teaching project, Play Lab: great games from great students! The idea behind Play Lab is very simple. Since we are operating in developing countries, why not taking the opportunity to collaborate with local … Continued
This week I spent a morning as “professor” at the Computation Center of the local IT university. I gave a speech about video games development and market opportunities to the students of the 5th year, that will finish the university in few months. It … Continued
On Monday we spent the morning at local Tech University (Université Polytechnique de Bobo-Dioulasso) and we met the Faculty Director of Informatics (ESI – Ecole Superieur d’Informatique). The first impact with the campus is a bit weird… it looks like getting lost in the … Continued