Avis et commentaires pour d'étudiants pour Story and Narrative Development for Video Games par California Institute of the Arts
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CS
30 déc. 2015
This is my favorite course ever. Dariush teaches in such an engaging way and it shows you how to have a creative yet objective and analyzed mindset for creating a story and narrative for a Video Game.
DA
6 nov. 2017
This is so helpful. It covers all the essentials of developing a good story, applicable in any form of media, then it focuses on converting the story to a game by adding interactive gameplay elements.
176 - 200 sur 256 Avis pour Story and Narrative Development for Video Games
par Umair R
•8 août 2016
Best Course
par Daniel D H B
•8 août 2016
Pretty cool
par Filiberto F V R
•27 janv. 2016
I loved it.
par Sameh H
•21 déc. 2020
i loved it
par Stefano M
•28 nov. 2016
Excellent!
par Bryan Z
•2 juin 2021
Muy bueno
par Percy D R R
•1 juin 2021
Muy bueno
par Luis Á C Q
•3 mai 2021
Excelente
par JUAN P T A
•17 oct. 2020
Excellent
par JOSE N
•14 sept. 2020
Excellent
par Bhati M
•18 mai 2020
Great one
par Ujjwal
•19 avr. 2016
Very Good
par Bruno L D C
•20 janv. 2016
Perfect!!
par Luis E
•5 juil. 2018
loved it
par Anastasiya H
•8 avr. 2018
Amazing!
par Christian T
•5 mai 2016
Amazing.
par Kevin
•28 janv. 2016
Perfect!
par Domenico S
•30 juin 2021
PERFECT
par Nicolas S R
•25 mars 2021
So nice
par Milos J
•10 avr. 2016
Awesome
par Nadezhda B
•13 mai 2020
Super!
par Licínio S
•19 mars 2018
great!
par Xavior T
•18 nov. 2015
good
par Abdulaziz A A
•13 déc. 2020
Ok
par Santiago D
•19 janv. 2021
The information in the course and the presentations were interesting and well-explained. I wish we had more of an opportunity to get more educated feedback from people involved in the making of the course. While peer feedback can be useful, it's not nearly as in-depth and peers don't have the same context for the goals of the course (and what constitutes a complete/effective turn-in) than the professors. At least one final instance of that kind of feedback would be appreciated. If not, then asking more detailed questions about the work might help make peer feedback better. Perhaps give an opportunity to incentivize interaction rather than giving feedback to complete the task? Something like incorporating a response feature for the feedback or an option to chat with the person who gave it. I don't know, but I wish I could've gotten a bit more out of that.
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