- 1 December 2011
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Leading games associations promote Creative Workforce project
Australia's Interactive Games and Entertainment (iGEA) Association and the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) in the United States are promoting the Creative Workforce Program's Games Industry Skills Project.
iGEA is an industry association representing Australian and New Zealand companies in the computer and video game industry.IGDA is the largest non-profit membership organisation serving individuals that create video games in the United States.
To view the stories about the project, go to the associations' websites - iGEA and IDGA.
For more information about the project contact Sandra Haukka: s.haukka@qut.edu.au or 0424415376.
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