I have been invited to organize a PlayCanvas workshop session at the CEDEC 2016.
CEDEC is the Japan’s biggest game development conference.
And I will be the lecturer!
We are very excited to have such a great opportunity to promote this incredibly beneficial game development framework to the Japanese game developer community.
Here is the link to the information on the conference. (The English website for the workshop isn’t prepared). http://cedec.cesa.or.jp/2016/en/
We would be very grateful if we could get any feedback or suggestion for the workshop so that we can improve the quality of our session.
Try to make it fun and interactive. Also, try to minimize scripting. Scripting is not too exciting in a presentation context. If you do do any scripting, keep it light.
It will be very useful if you have collected some feedback (negative and positive), as well as your observations of where possibly we can improve learning process and other things.
Feel free to share your thoughts on that.
The most important impression is that 60 min workshop is tooo shoooort.
This is the first time for me to organize workshop.
So I have recognized many improvements on my process.
Then I feel PlayCanvas is so good for basic program learning workshop for child.
Because this dosen’t need install software, this is so important for child education.
So children can keep use the workshop result .
Any other system need to take out the result to SD card to keep learning after workshop.
It also need install the develop kit and the result datas for their home PC.
Many of them can’t do that.
PlayCanvas makes it possible.
I’ll try teach the programing to my niece with PlayCanvas.
But now, I make mistakes on Editor.
The camera select function of work frame is so goood . “Camera” mode makes intuitively to control camera.
But sometimes I forget to set “Perspective” again.
Then I do some work…Oh, the camera position is changed.
I think it is better to show camera mode text with color.
for example, if user selected camera mode, is it able to be the its text or icon show red. (as video camera’s REC mode)