Teach Coding & Game Design
Build in your Web Browser
Even on Chromebooks!
Turn Gamers Into Creators
Virtual Learning Ready
GameSalad gives you the flexibility to teach in the classroom or at home.
All your students need is access to a modern desktop web browser, including Chromebooks, and they can learn anywhere. Students can sign in with Google or custom anonymous logins.
Teachers can assign tutorials, view progress remotely. Shared editing allows students and teachers to collaborate on projects.
Teachers Love GameSalad
Thank you for adding the Teacher Dashboard, combining the tutorials in the Creator, and making it step-by-step and easy for our students to navigate. My students are fully engaged and cannot wait to start a new game! Thanks again for listening to teachers and implementing our ideas, WE LOVE GAME SALAD!
Patti Griffin
CTE Teacher, Computer Science & Keyboarding
GameSalad’s low barrier of entry and powerful toolset is great for education. Students in my classes are learning the fundamentals of game design while actually designing their first game at the same time. Some have already taken on their own side-projects!
Mike Rodriguez
Game Design and Integration Instructor at MCAET
GameSalad has inspired my students to use their creativity. Each day, I see my students jump right into their games and strive to create something new and different. They are excited when their hard work pays off and they’ve created a workable, fun game to show their friends.
Andrea Carovillano
Technology Teacher at Monroe JH
Professional Visual Programming Platform
Our visual programming platform empowers students to build video games without the frustration of traditional coding syntax.
Online Visual Coding and Game Design
Hundreds of Teachers use GameSalad to Teach
CS Foundations
Your students level up with project-based curriculum connecting game development with computer science.
Game Design
Empower your students to create their own working games. Easily import graphics, music and sounds.
GameSalad Curriculum
Our easy to use web-based curriculum provides educators with everything they need to teach their students computer science fundamentals with GameSalad. Units are designed to be modular. Each unit covers one or more topics and each features a specific game genre or mechanic, giving you maximum flexibility to design a program of study that meets the needs of your students. The curriculum is state standards aligned.
Build Your Computer Science Pathway Today!
Create a custom licensing package for your class, school, or district.
Full Web-Based Curriculum
Extra Assets
Outstanding Teacher Support
Turn your students from players into makers
We believe that students should show that they can be creators and problem solvers, and no multiple choice test or online quiz can demonstrate these skills as effectively as creating, debugging and iterating upon a game that they are proud to call their own.
Instantly push to Apple, Android, and HTML5
Schools all over the world use GameSalad to teach computer science and game design,
encourage digital makers, and foster self-expression.
Contact us now to unlock the power of game-based learning in your classroom!
GameSalad News
GameSalad Case Studies
Check out the statistics we found across classrooms utilizing GameSalad. Canutillo ISD saw a 3% Increase in STAAR Math Meets & Masters Scores, and 11% of Students use GameSalad on the Weekends…
BISD Brings STEM Education to all Middle School Students through GameSalad
The Brownsville Independent School District is enhancing its Science-Technology-Engineering-Mathematics (STEM) Education through the utilization of GameSalad. It is the first district in the state of Texas to make this computer science software available to all of its Middle School students…
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CREEED partners with Canutillo ISD to bring computer science education to all Middle School students
Canutillo will offer middle school students innovative GameSalad curriculum over the next five years with financial support from CREEED Today, Canutillo Independent School District announced a new partnership with GameSalad for Education and the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) to expand computer science education to its middle school students over the next …
