Step One: Virtual Consultation
You and your child meet with a curriculum developer to discuss your needs, goals, and challenges. We take great care to get to know your child, what will interest them, and what they need.
Creative Computation: Custom Curriculum Development
Level up from playing video games to building them!
Work 1:1 with a professional curriculum developer to create a customized pathway into computer science, coding, and video game development for your child.
We specialize in helping students from various backgrounds learn coding and video game development in ways that work for them. We primarily work with students aged 7 to 18.
Step 2: Curriculum
Your curriculum developer will create a customized curriculum for your child, with curated resources and a learning pathway, including projects and explorations for your child to work on.
Your curriculum will include a variety of written and video resources, tasks, and projects, depending on preferences and goals.
Your curriculum is hosted on a learning management platform where you can track your progress.
Depending on your child's age, experience, and interests, they might learn GDevelop (a no-code game development platform), Unity, Unreal, or Godot using C#, C++, or GDScript.
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Step 3: Support
You and your child can reach out anytime for curriculum support for a full year after receiving your curriculum.
While we don't offer teaching, we can always suggest more resources in areas where your child is struggling.
Who we Serve
We specialize in building customized learning journeys into computer science. We work with each student 1:1 to develop a learning path that will suit them and be tailored to their needs, abilities, goals, and learning styles. We work primarily with students aged 7 to 18.
Homeschoolers and Unschoolers
We strive to build curricula that perfectly complement your education journey. We consider your family's educational philosophy and make learning as fun and as demand-free as possible. There are no time limits on your child's progress, and we offer support for summarizing student learning to meet state requirements.
After School Learners
We work with students who want to expand their knowledge and understanding of computer science outside of school, and we aim to make your learning as engaging and interesting as possible.
Neurodiverse Students
We have a deep understanding of the strengths and challenges of diverse learning needs. We specialize in students with Autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and students identified as Twice Exceptional (gifted with a learning disability).
Parents
Parents can be as deeply involved as they want to be in the curriculum development process. We understand that not all parents have the knowledge and experience to guide their child into computer science, and we strive to ensure that you are supported and understood throughout.
Levels
We develop learning pathways for students at any stage of their learning journey and with any end goal in mind.
General: Learn to Code
Learn to code in Python, C#, C++, Wolfram Language/Mathematica, or HTML/CSS, depending on what you want to accomplish.
No-Code Game Development
Advance from playing video games to making them, working primarily with GDevelop, a no-code platform suitable for students who aren't ready to code yet.
Video Game Development
Level up to coding by creating 2D and 3D games! We usually recommend learning in Unity with C#. We help students learn all aspects of game development, including programming, art design, narrative design, level design, sound design, and game development theory.
Advanced Video Game Development
We help students who are already comfortable with the essentials of game development advance their coding skills.
Rory Foulger, Founder
Rory Foulger is a professional curriculum developer with six years of education program management experience. He has a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, with a minor in Data Science, AI, and Statistics, an MA in Education and Technology, and is currently working on an MA in Video Game Development. He has worked at Wolfram Research, Amazon, and EdSurge in various computer science education roles and is currently the Education Programs Manager at Wolfram Research.
Rory specializes in computer science education for gifted students, students with learning disabilities, Twice Exceptional students, homeschoolers, and unschoolers, and has developed curricula for students in all phases of their educational journey, from elementary school to post-graduate students.
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Your custom curriculum is built within 14 days of entering an agreement.
The 40% non refundable deposit is due within 5 days of your free consultation, and the final balance is due on recipt of the curriculum.
Due to the unique work that goes into developing a custom curriculum, we cannot offer refunds, but if you have quality concerns, we will work with you to put them right.
Free Virtual Consultation
Meet with your curriculum developer for 60 minutes and discuss your needs free of charge and with no obligation.
Flexible Pricing
If you choose to go ahead with a custom curriculum, your price is determined by the scope of your requirements and agreed before we begin developing your curriculum. For example, a curriculum that would result in 2-5 hours of work for your child would cost approximately $50. A curriculum intended to result in 50 hours work for your child would cost approximately $600.