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In connection with the ongoing "Data for City" hackathon in Ursynów, a series of workshops is being held in Ursynów high schools (including Academic High School 63, Academic High School 70, and Academic High School 166). The workshops focus on interactive storytelling and game development, which is close to the hearts of many PJAIT lecturers and students, which is why we decided to actively join this event.
The aim of these workshops is to promote game creation and design as a career choice after graduation and to present PJAIT as a place where one can develop their education and future in the field of media and game design.
The workshops are led by Benjamin Hanussak and Tymoteusz Pietruszka from PJAIT Game Lab.
"Interactive Storytelling are workshops aimed at introducing young people to emergent storytelling as used in games. The classes begin with a lecture on design and narrative theory in multimedia, followed by the introduction of the Twine tool. Twine allows for quick and simple storytelling in the form of a game, where the recipient makes decisions regarding its course. With this tool, students create their own emergent stories. After the two-hour workshop, they are not only capable of working in Twine, but also familiar with the industry-standard process of developing and building stories for multimedia."
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