11 year old Kodu developer received by President Obama at White House Science Fair!
3 months ago - permalink
Hannah Wyman, 11, who attends St. Anna’s School in Leominster, Mass., won the grand prize in her age group (9-12) for her video game, “Toxic,” in Microsoft’s first-ever U.S. Kodu Cup. In Hannah’s game, which is now available for free on the Kodu Game Lab site, a player must solve puzzles and collect coins in order to remove soot from trees, zap pollution clouds to clean the air, and convince friends to plant more trees, all in an effort to save the environment.
Asteroids in Kodu!
4 months ago - permalink
Tim Meek is a UK based educator and one of the founders of the innovative Kodudes program in the UK. One of his students made a remarkable Asteroids game in Kodu, complete with thrusters, shields and even smart bombs!
Not only does he demo his game, but spends time walking through his kode to show how he made it.
Amazing!
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5 months ago - permalinkKinect Effect
I have one of these and I love it but I’ve never thought beyond Dance Central…
Check out this inspiring video. Leaves you with a warm and fuzzy feeling :)
Using Kodu to Promote Literacy
1 year ago - permalinkGame building tools like Kodu can extend well outside of traditional math and computer science disciplines. Our latest Kodu blog entry highlights some great work being done to promote literacy with young boys.
