"A delayed game is eventually good, a bad game is bad forever."
—Shigeru Miyamoto
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Energy Games Suite a CODiE Finalist!Tue 09 Mar 2010 - 05:37PM by Dan Norton
The finalists have been announced for this year's SIIA CODiE awards, and our suite of energy games (developed for JASON Science) has been revealed as a finalist! 
National Academies WorkshopFri 06 Nov 2009 - 03:08PM by Dan White
Earlier this month, the National Research Council's Board on Science Education held a two-day workshop at the National Academy of Sciences in DC to discuss one of my favorite topics: games, simulations and (science) education. 
On the Road AgainMon 14 Sep 2009 - 05:24PM by Dan White
Look for us at SIEGE 2009, where Filament is slated to sit on a panel called Best Practices For Game Design In The K-12 Environment. 
2009 AEP FinalistTue 14 Jul 2009 - 03:44PM by Dan White
Operation: Resilient Planet was dubbed "the best educational game of all time (including the future)" by the Association for Educational Publishers. 
Filament Places Third in BPC!Thu 22 Oct 2009 - 09:44AM by Dan White
The results are in! Filament's PLEX Labs business plan (written by Amanda White) has been awarded third place in the Wisconsin Governor's Business Plan Contest Information Technology category. 
Coaster Creator on the Loose!Fri 03 Jul 2009 - 04:16PM by Dan Norton
Filament is happy to announce that Coaster Creator is now publically accessible on the JASON Project's website...no login required. 
We're Live!Thu 22 Oct 2009 - 09:44AM by Dan Norton
Filament is proud to finally, finally, finally launch its shiny new website! 
WI Digs PLEX Labs!Thu 22 Oct 2009 - 09:44AM by Dan Norton
Filament is proud to report that we are finalists in the Wisconsin Governor's Business Plan Contest. 
Our Courts Website LaunchThu 21 May 2009 - 04:38PM by Dan Norton
Our beautiful and talented partners at Our Courts have launched a spiffy new website featuring information about their mission, curricula, and...oh, imagine that...a section that talks about so 
New Shaffer BookThu 21 May 2009 - 05:16PM by Dan Norton
Look for mention of Uncharted Depths in David Shaffer's recently published book, How Computer Games Help Children Learn. |
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