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alejandro — Hi, my name is Alberto and I am a sophomore in high school. 7 Generation Games has been my first actual job experience and so far I have been enjoying it. The people here have been really helpful in helping me learn new skills. As an intern my job is […]

Being a video game tester

August 19, 2021 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Dog food / Educational Games / Game Progress / Intern Diaries / Newsletter tagged 7 Generation Games / 7GenGames / devdiary / intern diaries / Video Game Testing by 7 Generation Games Intern

Recently, we announced the partnership between Strong Mind Strong Body Foundation and 7 Generation Games to provide free educational resources to students in order to help them face: risk of child sexual abuse, exposure to domestic violence in the home, and creating a safety plan among others. We had several […]

Crossroads Games for Healthy Choices: New Android Apps & Lessons

June 18, 2021 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Educational Games / Educational Resources / Game Design / Game Progress / Newsletter tagged 7 Generation Games / Crossroads Games / Educational Games / mental health / The Julia Group by Daniel Mondaca

Diana and I packed our bags and flew to the Yuba Sutter Powwow in Yuba City, CA for 7 Generation Games community outreach. (It was Diana‘s first time being to a powwow. I don’t think she knew what to expect!) The Yuba Sutter Powwow had been organized to honor families. […]

Yuba Sutter Powwow 2021

June 8, 2021 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Educational Games / Newsletter / powwow tagged 7 Generation Games / business travelers / Events / powwow by Christy Hanson

She was a notable Native American woman who championed for policy changes and legislation that would allow Native Americans to become citizens in their own country. She also wrote the first Native American opera.

Women’s History Month: Zitkála-Šá

February 22, 2021 in blogposts / Book Club / History / Newsletter tagged international women's day / newsletter / Women's History Month by Christy Hanson

Let’s face it, some kids can be mean. We all remember that one guy or girl who bullied us in school from our own experiences. Ideally, school should be a safe learning place for students that they are excited to return every day. Despite the many anti-bullying programs offered to […]

5 Tips for Dealing with Bullying

October 23, 2020 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Newsletter tagged Advice / bullying / Educational Games / Life Advice / teachers by Hannah Wren

Let’s Celebrate Unidos 2020! | Oct 9 – Oct 11 UNIDOS Online is all about celebrating the intersection of video games and Latinx culture. Watch many video game related showcases, demos and interviews with game developers and game geeks! Join the Discord, and social media to see up-to-minute updates. Watch […]

LatinxInGaming: UNIDOS 2020

October 9, 2020 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Educational Games / Events / Newsletter tagged Latinx startups / newsletter by Christy Hanson

Going from a face-to-face lesson delivery model to a remote one is a huge change. Covid-19 changed the future of education. We need to adapt to new things: online lesson delivery, remote student engagement, new software, and student online safety, all while considering the impact of blended learning. This new […]

Blended Learning

July 2, 2020 in blogposts / Educational Games / Teachers / Tech Tips tagged b-learning / blended lelarning by Daniel Mondaca

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Podcasters: Let’s Talk!

June 23, 2020 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Customized Games / FAQ / Newsletter / podcast tagged AnnMaria De Mars / Maria Burns Ortiz / newsletter / Podcast by Christy Hanson

Have you ever read an article where you think the author was reading your mind because it said all of the things you have been thinking? This happened to me lately in, of all places, the Harvard Business Review blog. The title of the article was “We are all Enron […]

The Golden Rule of Business

July 11, 2019 in AnnMaria / blogposts by AnnMaria De Mars

Excited children about to play our games — Did you miss me? So much has been going great lately – and to be honest semi-great but a lot of work – that I have barely had the chance to breathe, much less write . Here’s AnnMaria’s version of a Christmas letter. (Note to self: find out if Chileans […]

The tip of the iceberg of awesomeness: My company Christmas ...

January 12, 2019 in AnnMaria / blogposts / Education: Innovation and STEM / Game Progress by AnnMaria De Mars

Crowd at Chileconvalley Ed event — If you are immediately turned off by the idea of someone selling you technology or of yourself as a salesperson, you need to read this post. Thanks to Startup Chile, I spent Friday morning learning about business to enterprise sales from Nicolas Elizarraga, an expert on tech sales in Latin America . […]

Good Advice on Selling Technology in Latin America

June 2, 2018 in AnnMaria / blogposts / Start-up Diaries by AnnMaria De Mars