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Is it possible to teach creativity? Let's find out together.

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Teaching Game Design Home About Consulting Projects Saturday, November 19, 2011 Remote Lectures Here's an all-too-common lament from teachers who aren't located in a game development hub like San Francisco: "I'd love to have some guest speakers from industry in my class, but none of them live here. Occasionally I can snag one if they're in town to see family or something, but it's not anything I can count on. And I don't have the budget to fly people in regularly." There's a better solution out there, and it's so simple that I'm amazed this doesn't happen routinely. It's called Skype . (Okay, technically any videoconferencing software will work. But an awful lot of professional game developers use Skype already. For those who don't, it's shockingly easy to download, install and use.) The setup is incredibly cheap. At minimum, you need: A computer in your classroom and a computer at the guest lecturer's desk. You can pretty much count on any game developer to have a...

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