Via: Serious Games Showcase & Challenge - Submit your Serious Game Entry Starting August 1!
Starting August 1 the Serious Games Showcase & Challenge will be accepting Serious Games submissions to the 2011 Contest!! All entries must be entered by September 15 and all Top 12 2011 Finalists will be notified via e-mail by October15.
Finalists in the Serious Game Showcase & Challenge will be selected by a panel of leaders in the gaming, industry and academic fields, and will be invited to showcase their Serious Game at I/ITSEC 2011 where over 17,000 attendees will view and vote on each of the finalists. Awards will be presented to the top finishers in each category.
Entries will be considered a Serious Game if they use the gaming attributes described above to overcome a designated problem or deficiency, and provide appropriate feedback to the user about their efforts. Entered games must target users at the high school level, at a minimum.
About The Serious Games Showcase & Challenge
The Serious Games Showcase & Challenge is hosted annually by the National Training Systems Association in connection with the I/ITSEC Conference at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.
The goal of Serious Games Showcase & Challenge is to identify innovative game-based technologies and solutions that improve training across all segments for individuals, groups and systems.
Whether you’re an individual, small business or big business – the Serious Games Showcase & Challenge is open to you! Submissions can be targeted to training in any segment, including education, corporate, or military. If you can "mod" a game into a training solution, or program one from scratch, consider how you would use your skills to develop a Serious Game solution to enhance training. It could put your work in front of some of the best gaming and simulation companies in the world.
Whether you’re an individual, small business or big business – the Serious Games Showcase & Challenge is open to you! Submissions can be targeted to training in any segment, including education, corporate, or military. If you can "mod" a game into a training solution, or program one from scratch, consider how you would use your skills to develop a Serious Game solution to enhance training. It could put your work in front of some of the best gaming and simulation companies in the world.