Make small, simple games using Gameblox, an online blocks based programming environment made here at MIT. So far, users have made a wide range of games, from tower defense, to maze, and item collection games. By applying basic programming concepts, you'll make something fun that others can play online. No previous programming experience is required.

Make small, simple games using Gameblox, an online blocks based programming environment made here at MIT. So far, users have made a wide range of games, from tower defense, to maze, and item collection games. By applying basic programming concepts, you'll make something fun that others can play online. No previous programming experience is required.

Make small, simple games using Gameblox, an online blocks based programming environment made here at MIT. So far, users have made a wide range of games, from tower defense, to maze, and item collection games. By applying basic programming concepts, you'll make something fun that others can play online. No previous programming experience is required.

Make small, simple games using Gameblox, an online blocks based programming environment made here at MIT. So far, users have made a wide range of games, from tower defense, to maze, and item collection games. By applying basic programming concepts, you'll make something fun that others can play online. No previous programming experience is required.

Make small, simple games using Gameblox, an online blocks based programming environment made here at MIT. So far, users have made a wide range of games, from tower defense, to maze, and item collection games. By applying basic programming concepts, you'll make something fun that others can play online. No previous programming experience is required.

Make small, simple games using Gameblox, an online blocks based programming environment made here at MIT. So far, users have made a wide range of games, from tower defense, to maze, and item collection games. By applying basic programming concepts, you'll make something fun that others can play online. No previous programming experience is required.

Make small, simple games using Gameblox, an online blocks based programming environment made here at MIT. So far, users have made a wide range of games, from tower defense, to maze, and item collection games. By applying basic programming concepts, you'll make something fun that others can play online. No previous programming experience is required.

Want to learn how to make pong, or a simple mario-like game? In this course you'll use Gameblox, a new block based programming language to build your own games. Gameblox is still a work in progress, and your feedback will help make it better. In fact, you'll probably see it improve as you come week to week. No programming experience is required, just bring your creativity, and together we'll have fun making games.

Be the first students to make games with Gameblox, a new online blocks based programming language for making games. You'll be able to make games like pong and breakout and design your own.

Have a favorite app on your smart phone? Want to learn how to make it in real life? Take this class and learn how to make apps for the Android cell phone, no previous programming experience necessary! Bring an Android phone if you have one.

Create location based games on your iPhone or Android using TaleBlazer. Using a block based language similar to Scratch, you can program virtual characters that interact with players who walk around with their phone. You will be in the first class to use TaleBlazer. You'll help work out some of the bugs in the system before it is released to the general public. If you have a iPhone or Android, bring it to class.

Create your own games, stories and animations in Scratch, a programming language developed by the MIT Media Lab. After learning Scratch, you will be the first users of the Clutter website, which allows you to combine Scratch projects together to create multi-level games and multi-scene stories.

Create your own games, stories and animations in Scratch, a programming language developed by the MIT Media Lab. After learning Scratch, you will be the first users of the Clutter website, which allows you to combine Scratch projects together to create multi-level games and multi-scene stories.

Make games, stories, and animations using Scratch, a programming language for kids. No programming experience is necessary. The goal of the course is for you to make a project of your own that you are proud of. We *may* use some experimental features of Scratch that other users haven't used before.

Create animations, games, and interactive stories using Scratch, a new graphical programming language. Students will use their creativity and experiences ...

Create animations, games, and interactive stories using Scratch, a new graphical programming language. Students will use their creativity and experiences ...

Make stories, games, and animations with Scratch, an easy to learn programming environment from the MIT Media Lab.

Make your Scratch projects interactive using the Scratch Board, a circuit board with light, sound, and resistance sensors. The prerequisites ...