A local Norwegian newspaper made a story on our trip to Rena. We got a scan of the article from Nina Ree-Lindstad and translated it with the help of online dictionaries. Some inaccuracies may occur.
Assistant Professor Nina Ree-Lindstad, Coordinator of the Bachelor of Game Programming, gave a near full score to the Finnish students who visited Rena students this week.
- A brilliant idea, she describes their game development club.
I was lucky enough to get a free trip to this year’s Tech.Ed from my Microsoft Student Partner link and this here is my wrap up from the trip. Enjoy!
MSP programme is Microsoft’s selection of community active students who enjoy technology just as much as the next guy and like to share their knowledge when ever possible. Each year the top few are selected to attend Tech.Ed Developers to get a glimpse of the cutting edge of technology and share all that with their local communities. With this in mind, I left off for Barcelona with three other fellow MSPs and our ADE, Jukka Wallasvaara on a foggy sunday morning from Helsinki-Vantaa airport!
Just landed!
What's up with the facepalm?
During Nordic Game 2008 in Malmö we got a invitation to visit the Hedmark University College in Norway and keep a small presentation on what our club activities are all about, hopefully inspiring their students to found a club of their own. TAMK School of Art and Media sponsored us with the travel expenses along with our office of international affairs, while Hedmark University College was kind enough to provide us with an awesome room in Hotel Victoria and loads of food and drinks during our stay.
This is our wrap up from the best trip anyone has ever made!
A full year has passed since our official approval as a club and a lot has happened, so now I think it’s time to go in details on what’s the working component of Score, the force that drives our activity.
Please do read our NG08 report at: http://score.igda.fi/ng2008
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