Rasmus:Thanks for having me.
I grew up in a tiny village with a school of only 70 students.
Everyone was allowed to be different.
Most of my classmates are doing great things now in various jobs.
Maybe it’s because of that small-town spirit.
I also played a lot of games like Tibia, Counter-strike, etc.
So, my parents did what they could to ensure we got every opportunity to try new things.
I always felt that video games were more than just fun for me.
I loved building things online, like channels for practice matches and tournaments.
Esports became my main hobby.
What inspired us to start Gameplan was connected to a lot of the friends I had growing up.
Seeing this, my co-founder and I decided to take a stab at change this.
And what better way to do it than through something students love, such as esports?
Our library is aimed at increasing student engagement, reducing chronic absenteeism, and fostering college and career readiness.
We aim to empower educators to unlock their full potential and inspire students with cutting-edge technology and engaging content.
Gameplan can be used both in schools and other esports organizations and academies as well.
Our goal at Gameplan is to adapt constantly, providing robust tools and curricula to educators and students.
They also offer an avenue for teachers to connect with students and understand their learning styles.
Esports can equip students with many of the skills needed to thrive in today’s digitally-driven economy.
Its our job to help the educators help the kids make use of this knowledge to help them grow.
We believe teachers are heroes.
They’re not just sharing knowledge; they’re guiding and inspiring students to reach their full potential.
So the answer is definitely, yes.
We are also looking to strengthen our team with a couple more educators.
Rasmus:Thank you for your time; it’s been a pleasure.
In the meantime, c’mon visit ourwebsiteand connect with us onLinkedIn.
Alternatively, you could check out their website for more informationhere.
Jord is acting Team Leader at gaming.net.
