Congressional Caucus for Competitiveness in Entertainment Technology, or E-Tech was formed in February by U.S. Representatives Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Kevin Brady. You can read about the Caucus and see which members of the House have joined it on the Video Game Voters Network. You can watch Congresswoman Wasserman Schultz speak on Technology and Education HERE at the Atlantic Forum on Technology in Education.
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McKinley Technology High School students, and other students from across Washington, DC, learned to make their own video games this summer, using a program called Game Maker. They also learned to create their own 3D images. What kind of games dis they make? What kinds of objects did they model?
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