Lately, I’m feeling like Ben & Jerry – or maybe it’s Snapple. At any rate, some northeastern, cold weather states consumable product where they got their company off the ground by going to all of the local stores and talking the individual store owners into trying their product and seeing […]
Blogs
I had a few other topics I wanted to write posts about – our mini-games, changing the language for each game, future activities planned in the game, all of the changes we have made and will be making to align with common core – but time’s up. In about 12 […]
Hi Ho Hi Ho It’s Off to North Dakota We ...
When I tell other entrepreneurs that I am half of the development team for 7 Generation Games, I’m met with a variety of reactions, few of them good. Polite disbelief: “So, you just use like Dreamweaver or WordPress to clean up some html, right?” Um, wrong. Disapproval: “As CEO, aren’t […]
Coding Your Own Stunts: Good or Bad?
The fact is, this is what teachers will be expected to teach and students will be expected to learn at specific grade levels.
Our Support for Common Core
The most exciting part about working in a start-up, and particularly at 7 Generation Games, is all of the new ideas that we are going to make happen. Right now, I’m adding Ojibwe to our newest game, Fish Lake. I designed the games so that a new language could be […]
In with the new!
This is one of my occasional posts for those of you interested in how software is made – at least at 7 Generation Games. There have been a lot of articles lately saying start-ups need to talk about their failures as well as successes. I can’t say we have had […]
Development in the Past Year
As the year winds down, many people take part in year-end giving. In fact, reports have shown that 40 percent of annual giving is done in the month of December alone. We at 7 Generation Games would like to extend an opportunity to help us provide “Spirit Lake: The Game” […]
Year-End Giving: Gift 7 Generation Games to a School in ...
Wondering what to get as the Christmas countdown gets shorter and shorter? “Spirit Lake: The Game” is a perfect gift. And between now and Dec. 25, you can purchase “Spirit Lake: The Game” for just $9.99! If that’s not enough to convince you, here’s just a few of the many […]
Get in the Holiday “Spirit” By Giving “Spirit Lake: The ...
It doesn’t matter if you’re shopping for someone with a list that stretches from here to the North Pole or someone with an elf-sized list, we’ve got just the gift that will keep you off the “worst gifts given” list. And to help you check off some of those names […]
“Spirit Lake: The Game” Makes A Perfect Gift
Wishing you a wonderful holiday season.
Happy Holidays From 7 Generation Games
One of the questions I get asked a lot is “How do you get so much done?” I sometimes think that growing up without advantages can be an advantage. For example, when I was a kid, I never had my own room. I always shared it with my sister, or […]
The Secret to Productivity: Don’t Be Easily Bothered
In developing an educational video game, we wanted to obviously come up with a game that worked as far as improving kids’ math scores and that hit on all the key concepts that students are expected to know. But we also know that in order to get kids engaged, we […]