Monetizing Scholastic Esports: What to Know By Chris Aviles published 28 September 22 Using for-profit companies for scholastic esports is a still-developing landscape
Using Minecraft to Launch An Esports Program By Chris Aviles published 28 July 22 Minecraft is an excellent entry point for schools interested in starting esports programs
Developing Esports Coaches By Chris Aviles published 25 March 22 Developing esports coaches requires much of the same approach as for traditional sports coaches
Scholastic Esports: Current Trends and the Future By Chris Aviles published 18 October 21 Scholastic esports continue to thrive and present new opportunities for student growth
Acer Predator Desktop DIY Kit: Girls Review By Chris Aviles published 10 May 21 Students from Knollwood Middle School in New Jersey assemble the Acer Predator Desktop DIY Kit and share their experience
How Esports Can Support Equity By Chris Aviles published 11 May 20 Esports levels the playing field and allows all students to compete, plus can build social-emotional learning and STEM skills
Product Review: LEGO Education's SPIKE Prime By Chris Aviles published 30 January 20 LEGO Education's SPIKE Prime helps develop confidence and STEM skills
My Education Superpower By Chris Aviles published 2 April 19 Tangential learning is the process by which people self-educate around a topic if it is exposed to them through something they already enjoy.
From Consumers to Producers: Helping Kids Make Screen Time Meaningful By Chris Aviles published 14 February 19
FH Knights And WAMS Make Esports History By Chris Aviles published 30 January 19 On Thursday, January 10th, the Fair Haven Knights esports team made history when we took on the William Annin Vikings in the first round of the Jersey Shore Esports Cup.
What I’ve Learned From Coaching An Esports Team By Chris Aviles published 26 December 18 We’re not here to have fun. We’re here to become better players, become better people, and win games.
The Expert in the Room By Chris Aviles published 6 December 17 I’m learning right alongside my kids because when it comes to running a school garden, I am not the expert in the room.