Teaching Programming Through Games - Interest Survey

[Patrick Felicia]

Hi there,

Over the past few years, I have had the opportunity to work with programming, game development, teacher education, and the creation of educational resources. More recently, I have been exploring ways to help teachers introduce programming and computational thinking through game-based learning.

I am currently considering the development of practical workshops, short courses, and teaching resources focused on topics such as:

• Teaching programming through games
• Computational thinking and problem solving
• Scratch
• Minecraft Education
• Roblox
• Unity
• Godot
• AI and programming in education

Before creating anything, I would like to better understand the needs, interests, and challenges faced by teachers and educators.

If this is an area that interests you, I would be very grateful if you could take a few minutes to complete this short survey below:

Survey: https://forms.gle/1m99efiuAqr1N43F9

The survey explores topics such as:

• Your interest in game-based learning and programming education
• The age groups you teach
• The tools and platforms you currently use
• Areas you find challenging
• Topics you would like future workshops or courses to cover
• Availability and preferences for summer training opportunities

If you would like to receive updates about future workshops, courses, or resources, there is also an opportunity to leave your email address at the end of the survey.

Thank you very much for your time and feedback. 

Your responses will help shape future resources and ensure they are as useful and relevant as possible.

Best wishes,

Patrick

[Patrick Felicia]

Hi everyone,

Just a quick reminder about the survey below, which will remain open until Monday 22nd June.

I am exploring the development of practical workshops, short courses, and teaching resources focused on introducing programming, computational thinking, and digital skills through video game creation (Scratch, Minecraft Education, Roblox, Unity, Godot, AI, etc.).

If you have not yet had a chance to complete the survey, I would be very grateful for your feedback:

https://forms.gle/1m99efiuAqr1N43F9

The survey takes approximately 2 minutes to complete.

The first workshops and resources will be based directly on the survey results, so your input will genuinely help shape what is created next.

Many thanks to everyone who has already participated, and thank you in advance if you are able to contribute.

Best wishes,

Patrick

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