The National STEM Video Game Challenge is a multi-year competition that aims to motivate interest in STEM learning among America’s youth by tapping into students’ natural passion for playing and making video games. Stay tuned for details about this year’s Challenge, including important dates, platforms, and rules!
E-Line Media and the Joan Ganz Cooney Center are proud to honor the winners of the 2013 National STEM Video Game Challenge at the Games for Change Festival. Announced at the White House by President Obama in 2010, the National STEM Challenge encourages youth in grades 5-12 to design original video games as a way … The Joan Ganz Cooney Center and E-Line Media are thrilled to announce the winners of the 2013 National STEM Video Game Challenge. This year, we received close to 4,000 entries — and not only did more students enter the competition than in previous years, but their games were more complex, challenging and creative than ever …
Honoring the 2013 National STEM Video Game Challenge at Games for Change
Announcing the Winners of the 2013 National STEM Video Game Challenge
The National STEM Challenge Awards were presented by E-Line Media and the Joan Ganz Cooney Center to youth in grades 5-12 for original video games in science, technology, engineering and math at the 11th Annual Games for Change Festival on April 23, 2014. And many thanks to Rep. David Price, NC, who sent a …
Fourteen young people from all over the country were honored for their achievements as winners of the 2013 National STEM Video Game Challenge at a ceremony at the 11th Annual Games for Change Festival in New York City.