Daily Bell Ringer — Paper Prototyping (CYOA Card Decks / Board Prototypes)
Course 2: Game Design & Development Principles / Unit 7: Transferring a Paper Prototype into A Digital Game / Lesson 1: Paper Prototyping (CYOA Card Decks / Board Prototypes)
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Why is paper prototyping faster and cheaper than coding a digital prototype?
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KDE student outcomes
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- #14 Identify the tools to develop a game (engine, application program interface [API], digital content creation tools, editors).
- #20 Explore the components of game structure.
- #37 Incorporate game mechanics into a game.
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