Joan Ganz Cooney Center

Teaching with Games: Video Case Studies

These video case studies are part of a national survey of teachers who work with video games in the classroom.

The Teacher Attitudes About Digital Games in the Classroom survey is part of research being conducted by the Games and Learning Publishing Council with the aim of identifying areas of innovation in the games and learning space. The Games and Learning Publishing Council, convened by the Cooney Center and E-Line Media, is generously funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation




This survey was conducted in collaboration with and support from BrainPOP.

2012 STEM Challenge Winners: Collegiate and Educators

2012 STEM Challenge Winners: Youth

2011 National STEM Video Game Challenge Finalists

The finalists and winners from the first National STEM Video Game Challenge share their experience from the competition and offer advice to those interested in entering the 2012 Challenge.

Learning from Hollywood Leadership Forum 2011

The Joan Ganz Cooney Center Leadership Forum gathered 200 thought leaders from the creative media, academic, and non-profit communities at USC's School of Cinematic Arts Los Angeles for an action-oriented and engaging forum about the future of children's learning.

Please see http://learningfromhollywood.org for more information.

Inaugural Cooney Center Prizes

Peek into portions of the Cooney Center Prizes quick pitches by our inaugural prize finalists, held at E3 in June, 2010. Watch the awards ceremony and keep up to date on how the projects are progressing for the finalists and winners!

Logging Into the Playground (May 9, 2008)

These clips are from Logging Into the Playground: How Digital Media are Shaping Children's Learning, the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop's inaugural symposium, held on May 9, 2008, at the McGraw-Hill building in New York City. The mission of the Cooney Center is to catalyze and support research, innovation, and investment in digital media technologies to advance children's learning. To learn more about the Center, visit www.joanganzcooneycenter.org.

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