Dublin based tech company aiming to get online gaming on school curriculum

If an Irish tech company has its way, online gaming could soon be a regular feature of the school curriculum.

Dublin based tech company aiming to get online gaming on school curriculum
Mon, 29 Jul, 2019 - 16:53
Dan Buckley

If an Irish tech company has its way, online gaming could soon be a regular feature of the school curriculum.

An educational version of the video game Minecraft, developed by Dublin-based Prodigy Learning, is currently being piloted in the UK and the US.

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