Abstract
This one-day workshop brings together researchers and practitioners to share knowledge and practices that support teaching game design and game development. Open to participants with a diverse range of interests and expertise the workshop will facilitate discussion across a range of discipline areas. The outcomes from the workshop will include an archive of participants' initial position papers along with the materials created during the workshop. The result will be a roadmap to games education, focusing on how best to support active and engaged learning and teaching processes that create work-ready graduates, identifying the challenges that need to be addressed in order to do so.
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