Competitive gaming is making it to the mainstream! Competitions are selling out venues like Madison Square Garden and online streaming of Esports is as popular as viewing of professional athletic events. Colleges are starting to provide scholarships for competitive gaming. It is time to build the pipeline to prepare students for these opportunities while honoring their interests and valuing their skills. This chat is aimed at building a community around the growth of Esports in grades 6 though 12 which will naturally feed into the college programs. Join us for the weekly #EsportsEDU chat at 7:30 pm ET. It is a 30 minute chat that will have one question / topic each week to guide the discussion. Use the hashtag #Esportsedu or join us via participate.com at participate.com/chats/EsportsEDU
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
Buenas Noches Everyone!! Irv from Minnesota here! Excited to be exploring not only starting an #eSports team at my school but officially sanctioning the sport in our state high school league! #eSportsEdu
Hello #esportsedu family! Currently serving as COO for @NASEFedu. We work with high schools and CBOs across NA, and have a California-approved English curriculum for 9-12th grade that uses esports as a theme. #gametogrow
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
Hello #esportsedu family! Currently serving as COO for @NASEFedu. We work with high schools and CBOs across NA, and have a California-approved English curriculum for 9-12th grade that uses esports as a theme. #gametogrow
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
I’m an instructional designer at Rutgers University in NJ. My dissertation was on video games abc learning. I’m gamifying a course I’m teaching this semester, and while I’m not in charge of an #EsportsEDU team, my husband is! He teaches HS Latin! 😊
Hello #esportsedu family! Currently serving as COO for @NASEFedu. We work with high schools and CBOs across NA, and have a California-approved English curriculum for 9-12th grade that uses esports as a theme. #gametogrow
Hello, everyone! Adrian from SoCal here — before we get to our topic of conversation today, please introduce yourself to the wonderful #EsportsEdu community! 👾
So excited to report that we had our first middle school #esportsedu competition today against @TechedUpTeacher team! We had @topherjaims cast and stream and it was awesome!!!! Rocket league is such a great #esports title
Husband says “I don’t need to expand it - the kids just keep joining!” #excitingtimes 😊 #EsportsEDU will definitely come up in my course this semester (“Social Impacts of Video Games”)!
So excited to report that we had our first middle school #esportsedu competition today against @TechedUpTeacher team! We had @topherjaims cast and stream and it was awesome!!!! Rocket league is such a great #esports title
Husband says “I don’t need to expand it - the kids just keep joining!” #excitingtimes 😊 #EsportsEDU will definitely come up in my course this semester (“Social Impacts of Video Games”)!
As #esports continues to grow at a rapid pace, we’d love to hear about your goals and ideas for expanding #esports in your schools, communities, clubs and organizations in 2019! #EsportsEdu
We had a packed house in our #esportsedu arena. About 30 kids, admins, and parents came out to watch live. We had about another 100 watching on Twitch. Here’s some shots!
As #esports continues to grow at a rapid pace, we’d love to hear about your goals and ideas for expanding #esports in your schools, communities, clubs and organizations in 2019! #EsportsEdu
A1: I have a question for my answer - For those of you that have started #eSportsEdu clubs - What are some of the biggest challenges of opening a program and to keeping one running? We are in the brainstorming process - funding? parent support? stigma of gaming?
We had a packed house in our #esportsedu arena. About 30 kids, admins, and parents came out to watch live. We had about another 100 watching on Twitch. Here’s some shots!
I have a middle school team. We play high schools and colleges to fill in our schedule. It can be hard to find middle school program but they’re out there. #esportsedu
I am hoping to get the #Esports part of our high school program more established to complement our casual game club. Looking to set practice separate from game club etc. also in process of developing and growing high school program. Big plans :) #esportsedu
As #esports continues to grow at a rapid pace, we’d love to hear about your goals and ideas for expanding #esports in your schools, communities, clubs and organizations in 2019! #EsportsEdu
As #esports continues to grow at a rapid pace, we’d love to hear about your goals and ideas for expanding #esports in your schools, communities, clubs and organizations in 2019! #EsportsEdu
As #esports continues to grow at a rapid pace, we’d love to hear about your goals and ideas for expanding #esports in your schools, communities, clubs and organizations in 2019! #EsportsEdu
