Part of: Hack the Map: The Rigas Feraios Charta

Digital Game Design Workshop

Dates

Prices

Free admission

Location

Onassis Library

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Monday-Friday
Time
09:00
Venue
Onassis Library, Middle and High Schools in Attica, Onassis Stegi

Information

Addressed to

Middle and high school students in Attica

Dates

November 2019 - March 2020

Cost

Free admission

Application and selection process

Applications should be send to education@onassis.org by 15 October, 2019. Responses will be given by 1 November, 2019

Create a video game about the era of the Greek Revolution.

Imagine the ideas of the Greek Enlightenment and Revolution being transformed into a contemporary video game.

Using as a prototype the historical artifact of Rigas Feraios’s Great Charta, you can create your own digital game. You begin with the fundamentals of game design, the creation of graphics and animation, and continue with the introduction of the proper code.

Through an entertaining workshop, you’ll create a digital came on your computer and, through play, will learn everything about History, but also about the processes by which it is created.

Photo: Stavros Petropoulos

Credits

  • 3D Graphics & Game Developer, Software & Media Administrator, Onassis Stegi

    Kostas Diamantis

  • Ph.D. in the History of Cartography, General State Archives of Greece, Historical Archive of Macedonia & Cartographic Heritage Archives

    Maria Pazarli

  • Science and Technology Historian, Onassis Library Coordinator

    Viky Gerontopoulou

  • Professor of Human Geography & Thematic Cartography, Geography Department, Harokopio University

    Thomas Maloutas

  • PhD candidate, Geography Department, Harokopio University

    Christoforos Vradis

  • Academic Fellow, Department of Economics, Athens University of Economics and Business

    Stavros Nikiforos Spyrellis

Conditions
Each school group that is selected will take part in one of the four workshops. The workshops consist of four three-hour meetings, to be held at the school itself and either the Onassis Library (Amalias 56) or the Onassis Stegi. On Saturday, 14 March 2020 the Onassis Stegi will host a presentation of the schools’ digital projects.