GameU GAMEU is an after-school program that teaches kids (Age 6 & Up) how to design and build their own vid Visit www.game-u.com for class schedules

GAMEU is an after-school program that teaches kids (Age 9 & Up) how to design and build their own video-games!

🎮✨ We’re excited to be attending the RTM Conference this Sunday-Tuesday!If you're attending, be sure to connect with our...
06/04/2026

🎮✨ We’re excited to be attending the RTM Conference this Sunday-Tuesday!

If you're attending, be sure to connect with our GameU representatives, Gretchen Thompson and Campbell Reid, to learn how schools are using Hybrid+ by GameU to increase student engagement and strengthen their STEAM/CTE programs.

With over 200 unique courses, Hybrid+ helps schools provide meaningful, industry-relevant learning experiences that students love. 🚀

We're looking forward to great conversations about engaging students in new and meaningful ways. 🤝

Teachers do not need to be game developers to help students learn STEAM through game creation. 🎮With the right game desi...
06/03/2026

Teachers do not need to be game developers to help students learn STEAM through game creation. 🎮

With the right game design curriculum, students can move from playing games to building them, while teachers guide the learning with structure, support, and confidence.

GameU’s Hybrid+ program helps schools bring game creation into STEAM, computer science, and career-connected learning through classroom-ready curriculum, virtual expert instruction, and teacher support.

In our latest blog, we share 7 powerful ways schools can help teachers lead game design curriculum with confidence.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4x4VELE

❌ Myth: Gaming programs increase unproductive screen time.✅ Reality: Creation-based gaming programs increase student eng...
05/28/2026

❌ Myth: Gaming programs increase unproductive screen time.

✅ Reality: Creation-based gaming programs increase student engagement, creativity, and even attendance. 🎮 🚀

By incorporating something students are already passionate about — video games — learning becomes more exciting, relatable, and engaging. Instead of passively consuming content, students are actively designing, coding, creating, and problem-solving.

Programs like GameU help students build confidence, collaboration, and critical thinking skills while giving them a reason to genuinely look forward to learning. 💡

At GameU, we believe learning goes beyond technical skills. Through game design and coding, students are challenged to t...
05/26/2026

At GameU, we believe learning goes beyond technical skills.

Through game design and coding, students are challenged to think independently, solve problems creatively, and take ownership of their learning. 🎮💡

By encouraging students to move from following tutorials to creating ideas of their own, schools can help build confidence, adaptability, and the mindset needed for future success. 🚀

Improving student engagement should not mean adding more to teachers’ plates. 🎯For many schools, the challenge is not fi...
05/21/2026

Improving student engagement should not mean adding more to teachers’ plates. 🎯

For many schools, the challenge is not finding another program; it's finding student engagement strategies that fit the school day, support teachers, and give students meaningful work they actually want to participate in.

Game creation can help students move from passive participation to active learning by giving them projects to build, test, revise, and explain. 🎮

In our latest blog, we explore how schools can increase student engagement without overloading teachers, and how project-based STEAM learning can fit into existing programs. 💡

Read more: https://bit.ly/3RFheGp

🎮 What an incredible weekend at the NYC Video Game Festival! 🗽A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by the GameU boot...
05/20/2026

🎮 What an incredible weekend at the NYC Video Game Festival! 🗽

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by the GameU booth, connected with our team, and shared in the excitement surrounding gaming, education, and the future of tech-driven learning. It was amazing meeting so many passionate students, educators, creators, and families throughout the event.

We’re proud to be part of a community that continues to inspire the next generation through game design, coding, digital arts, and creative technology.

And a very special congratulations to PS 889’s Hyper Pigmentation for officially becoming TWO-TIME Minecraft Champions at the NYC Video Game Festival! 🏆 🎉 Your creativity, teamwork, and talent were incredible to watch, and we can’t wait to see what you build next.

Thank you again to everyone who made this year’s festival such a success — we’re already looking forward to next year!

NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment

STEAM isn’t just a set of subjects — it’s a powerful ecosystem where skills connect and create 🚀🎮 Science fuels realisti...
05/14/2026

STEAM isn’t just a set of subjects — it’s a powerful ecosystem where skills connect and create 🚀

🎮 Science fuels realistic physics engines
💻 Technology brings ideas to life through coding systems
🛠️ Engineering builds the mechanics behind every interaction
🎨 Arts shape immersive storytelling and stunning visuals
🧠 Math ties it all together with logic and structure

When students learn how these pieces work together, they’re not just learning, they’re creating, innovating, and thinking like future game designers, developers, and creators.

This is where creativity meets real-world skills 💡

Student engagement is stronger when students have a real role in the learning process.Game creation gives students that ...
05/12/2026

Student engagement is stronger when students have a real role in the learning process.

Game creation gives students that role. Instead of just consuming content, students build projects, apply feedback, solve problems, and connect classroom learning to future-ready skills. 🚀

Read the blog:
https://bit.ly/4ubYpZS

🎮 We’re heading back to the NYC Video Game Festival this Saturday! 🗽GameU is excited to once again join educators, devel...
05/08/2026

🎮 We’re heading back to the NYC Video Game Festival this Saturday! 🗽

GameU is excited to once again join educators, developers, creators, students, and gaming enthusiasts from across the country for the 2nd Annual NYC Video Game Festival at Convene Brookfield Place.

Come meet the GameU team and discover how we help students explore game design, coding, digital arts, and more — building the creative and technical skills they need to thrive in a tech-driven world.

We’re proud to be part of an event that celebrates the future of gaming, esports, education, and digital careers for the next generation of creators.

📍Convene Brookfield Place
🗓️ Saturday, May 9
⏰ 9AM–6PM
🎟️ Read the NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment press release here: https://bit.ly/4tppYxD

Read the official NYC announcement here:
https://on.nyc.gov/4tf4d3D

“I didn’t know school could feel like this.”For many students, the idea of making their own video game feels out of reac...
05/05/2026

“I didn’t know school could feel like this.”

For many students, the idea of making their own video game feels out of reach ... until they’re given the opportunity!

At GameU, we introduce students to the possibility of going from playing games to building them. Along the way, they naturally develop skills in coding, design, storytelling, and problem-solving, without losing the excitement that drew them in to begin with.

It’s not about replacing education, it’s about reframing it. When students see what they’re capable of, engagement follows.

For schools, that looks like:
🎮 Students discovering new passions
💡 Learning that feels relevant and exciting
🚀 Skills that extend far beyond the classroom

Because sometimes, all it takes is showing students what’s possible.

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