The resources collected here are meant to empower educators and schools to provide students with even better, more fulfilling scholastic esports experiences.
Start with supporting your players with coaching and strengthening your program through promotion and perhaps a formalized structure that encourages student leadership. From there, look to incorporate more elements less directly tied to games alone.
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There is so much more to scholastic esports than the games. The world of esports is a gateway into countless skills and opportunities that can prepare students to enter many different STEM, design, organization, and communication fields among many others.
Look to incorporate more elements less directly tied to games alone. Some elements your program may be interested in integrating are listed below.
- Broadcasting - News Casts, Player Interviews, Play-by-play commentary, and Video Editing
- Graphic Design
- Community Giving Project
- Event Planning
- Business Research Event
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Coaching Resources
Data Tools
- Look up your own match statistics as well as those of your opponents.
- Get a deeper understanding of game mechanics.
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We strongly recommend programs broadcast their matches as a way to build support in their communities for their scholastic esports programs and esports overall; to provide students with opportunities to learn the ropes of broadcast technologies, design, and production; and to elevate the level of competition and strategic planning only made possible by the even playing field of all teams being able to scout and research their opponents ahead of game days.
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College Summer Esports Camps
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