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Contest for Yourth Work Games
by Ian Bogost September 6, 2006
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Educational Games
Computer Space 2006 announces a contest for online and mobile games created for youth work. From the announcement:
The aim of the proposed games should be to provide modern training tools and examples for youth trainers and organizers of youth events and to provocative exploration of important topics in the youth work like human rights, intercultural learning, youth project management etc. All the produced games will be distributed for free in the youth centers and youth organizations
We're a bit late coming to this, so you'll have to act quickly; the deadline is 20 September.
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