Digital Schoolhouse's National Esports Tournament - Revision history

UkieLuke at 10:46, 19 March 2020

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UkieLuke at 09:48, 19 March 2020

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UkieLuke at 18:09, 17 March 2020

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UkieLuke: /* Gameplay timeline */

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‎Gameplay timeline

UkieLuke: /* Overview */

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‎Overview

UkieSophia: /* Overview */

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‎Overview

UkieLuke at 15:47, 15 July 2019

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UkieLuke: /* Evidence-based approach */

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‎Evidence-based approach

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== Overview ==

Ukie's Digital Schoolhouse powered by PlayStation, delivers its annual esports tournament to schools & colleges across the UK. Through participation in this immersive careers experience, students aged 12-18 years develop practical and soft skills in professional esports roles, crafted by the video games industry for education. Skills that students develop whilst participating in the tournament are recognised by the [https://idea.org.uk/ Duke of York’s Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award] (iDEA).

In the 2018-2019 tournament, Digital Schoolhouse engaged over 5,000 students who fulfilled a breadth of roles including players and production crew across local school heats, 8 live events and grand finale at the Gfinity Arena in London.

== Evidence-based approach ==

Digital Schoolhouse's landmark report provides evidence that participating in the tournament can help to engage your students with developing digital skills and broader soft skills, in addition to enabling them to aspire to career pathways that they may not have otherwise considered.

== Gameplay timeline ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Academic Year
! Featured Game
|-
|2019-2020
|TBC
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|2018-2019
|[https://playoverwatch.com/en-gb/ Overwatch]
|-
|2017-2018
|[https://playoverwatch.com/en-gb/ Overwatch]
|-
|2016-2017
|[https://www.rocketleague.com/special-event/radical-summer/culture/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIs4iXh4i34wIVCJ7VCh3rSAAcEAAYASAAEgIUAPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Rocket League]
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 == Overview ==
-Ukie's [https://www.digitalschoolhouse.org.uk/ Digital Schoolhouse] together with [https://www.nintendo.co.uk/ Nintendo UK], delivers its annual esports tournament to schools & colleges across the UK. Through participation in this immersive careers experience, students aged 12-18 years develop practical and soft skills in professional esports roles, crafted by the video games industry for education. Skills that students develop whilst participating in the tournament are recognised by the [https://idea.org.uk/ Duke of York’s Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award] (iDEA).
+Ukie's [https://www.digitalschoolhouse.org.uk/ Digital Schoolhouse] delivers its annual esports tournament to schools & colleges across the UK. Through participation in this immersive careers experience, students aged 12-18 years develop practical and soft skills in professional esports roles, crafted by the video games industry for education.
 In the 2019 tournament, together with Nintendo Switch, the Digital Schoolhouse '''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Team Battle''' is estimated to reach over 6,000 pupils in schools & colleges across the UK this academic year. This immersive experience provides a unique insight into the creative digital sector, to promote homegrown talent and to enable students to aspire to careers pathways they may not have otherwise considered.

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	*[[Esports:_Engaging_Education \| Esports: Engaging Education]]		*[[Esports:_Engaging_Education \| Esports: Engaging Education]]
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		+	The Digital Schoolhouse esports programme has seen a 46.3% rise in female participation since 2018. Nearly 90% of students on the programme said it increased their interest in pursuing a career in the video games industry.

	== Gameplay timeline ==		== Gameplay timeline ==

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 Ukie's [https://www.digitalschoolhouse.org.uk/ Digital Schoolhouse] together with [https://www.nintendo.co.uk/ Nintendo UK], delivers its annual esports tournament to schools & colleges across the UK. Through participation in this immersive careers experience, students aged 12-18 years develop practical and soft skills in professional esports roles, crafted by the video games industry for education. Skills that students develop whilst participating in the tournament are recognised by the [https://idea.org.uk/ Duke of York’s Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award] (iDEA).
-In the 2019 tournament, Digital Schoolhouse engaged over 5,000 students.
+In the 2019 tournament, together with Nintendo Switch, the Digital Schoolhouse '''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Team Battle''' is estimated to reach over 6,000 pupils in schools & colleges across the UK this academic year. This immersive experience provides a unique insight into the creative digital sector, to promote homegrown talent and to enable students to aspire to careers pathways they may not have otherwise considered.
 == Evidence-based approach ==

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 == Overview ==
-Ukie's Digital Schoolhouse powered by PlayStation, delivers its annual esports tournament to schools & colleges across the UK. Through participation in this immersive careers experience, students aged 12-18 years develop practical and soft skills in professional esports roles, crafted by the video games industry for education. Skills that students develop whilst participating in the tournament are recognised by the [https://idea.org.uk/ Duke of York’s Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award] (iDEA).
+Ukie's [https://www.digitalschoolhouse.org.uk/ Digital Schoolhouse] together with [https://www.nintendo.co.uk/ Nintendo UK], delivers its annual esports tournament to schools & colleges across the UK. Through participation in this immersive careers experience, students aged 12-18 years develop practical and soft skills in professional esports roles, crafted by the video games industry for education. Skills that students develop whilst participating in the tournament are recognised by the [https://idea.org.uk/ Duke of York’s Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award] (iDEA).
 In the 2019 tournament, Digital Schoolhouse engaged over 5,000 students.

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 |2019-2020
-|TBC
+|[https://www.smashbros.com/en_GB/ Super Smash Bros Ultimate]
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 |2018-2019

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 == Evidence-based approach ==
-Digital Schoolhouse's landmark report provides evidence that participating in the tournament can help to engage your students with developing digital skills and broader soft skills, in addition to enabling them to aspire to career pathways that they may not have otherwise considered.
+Digital Schoolhouse's landmark report, [[Esports:_Engaging_Education | Esports: Engaging Education]], provides evidence that participating in the Digital Schoolhouse esports tournament helped to engage students with developing digital skills and broader soft skills, in addition to enabling them to aspire to career pathways that they may not have otherwise considered.
 == Gameplay timeline ==