Jeff Neet

Classes · Fall 2026

Making games in the age of AI

Students become game designers who build real, playable video games using GDevelop and AI as a creative partner. No prior coding required.

Download all course documents 20 PDFs · ZIP · 2.3 MB
My Game Contract (PDF) My AI Failure Log (PDF) My Bug Log (PDF) My Spark List (PDF)

Each week

  1. Week 1 · Aug 27

    Kickoff

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  2. Week 2 · Sep 3

    Be the Machine

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  3. Week 3 · Sep 10

    Wreck It, Bring It Back

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  4. Week 4 · Sep 17

    Paper Before Pixels

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  5. Week 5 · Sep 24

    Don’t Tell Me, Show Me

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  6. Week 6 · Oct 1

    Always, Never, Not Sure

    Class copy (PDF) Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  7. Week 7 · Oct 8

    The Mark You Can’t Erase

    Substitute guide Print (PDF) Class copy (PDF) Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  8. Week 9 · Oct 22

    Make It Be Wrong

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  9. Week 10 · Oct 29

    Teach, Then Test

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  10. Week 11 · Nov 5

    What Makes No Sound

    Substitute guide Print (PDF) Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  11. Week 12 · Nov 12

    Room screen posted after class

    Handout (PDF)

  12. Week 13 · Nov 19

    Decide, Then Lock

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  13. Week 15 · Dec 3

    The First Ten Seconds

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  14. Week 16 · Dec 10

    Wrong Is Worth More

    Handout (PDF) Open the room screen

  15. Week 17 · Dec 17

    Games We Made

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Room screens are the slides from class. Use the arrow keys to move between them. Print handouts on letter paper at full size, one per student, with two-page handouts double-sided. A class copy is one per class. A substitute guide is for the teacher covering that day.