This course offers an overview of the different aspects that involves video game development and learning: the skills that can be developed, the connections to the STEAM industry (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics), and how they can be used as an ally in the classroom. It also offers practical lessons on how to get started with students and how to develop a game. It is designed to empower teachers with new ways of teaching using digital technologies, and no previous experience with video games or game design is required. The course is built on the pillars of a Gender Transformative Education, and uses the concept of Playing, Learning, Earning, where students are given the opportunity to move from just playing to learning skills and earning a passport to a future career.

The course builds upon the Inclusive Digital Economies and Gender Equality Playbook, UNCDF’s practical how-to guide on using the market system development approach to decrease the digital and financial divide for women and girls, use technology to improve women’s economic opportunities and help to transform women into builders of emerging digital economies.

AI is reshaping what is possible in learning design. This course helps you integrate AI into your creative process without sacrificing what makes your work valuable: empathy, insight, and human judgment. Developed by UNITAR's Learning Solutions Team, practitioners blending behavioural science, instructional design, strategic foresight, and ethical AI, it's a practical, human-centred learning experience built for real-world impact.

This toolkit is intended to provide you a framework that addresses privacy and governance at both the organizational and system levels. It provides suggestions for determining the right stakeholders to engage