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MyGameDev 2020

Tan Chin Ike, MyGameDev2020

11-Aug-14 12:33

MyGameDev 2020

Digital literacy and technological knowledge are crucial in our increasingly hyper-connected world. The possibilities are limitless for technologies that so closely parallel the way we think, imagine and create. Jeff Sandhu caught up with Tan Chin Ike, Chair of MyGameDev2020 and Head of School – School of Computing and Creative Media, KDU University College to talk about MyGameDev2020 and its ambitions.


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