Unity Educator Resources

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Unity Educator Resources

Unity's Academic and Non-profit team want you to be able to give your students the best experience possible! As such we have a stack of resources for you to teach the future skills of real-time 3D.

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1. Available Unity Licenses

These licenses are provided to educators associated with accredited institutions at no charge.

2. Communities

Find the places that educators and creators hang out.

  • Unity Teach Facebook Community – A place for Unity Educators to come together, access resources, and share best practices, with the goal of enabling success for their students.
  • Discord - Discuss Unity in real time with thousands of Unity Creators
  • Unity Forums – An extensive archive of knowledge about the Unity ecosystem to consult for insight and support. You can find out the latest developments, submit feedback, and engage with the developers of Unity.
  • Unity Answers - Beginners and experts alike post to this platform so they can help each other out with Unity. The built-in voting system helps you find the best answers faster.
  • YouTube - There are many channels and videos dedicated to learning Unity. Some popular channels include Game Dev Unlocked (created by established creator David Wehle), Brackeys, Code Monkey, and Dani.
  • Unity Educator Discord - Discuss Teaching Unity in real time with our private educator discord.
  • Stack Exchange and Stack Overflow These open communities help creators in diverse fields get their questions answered with a reputation award process. Stack Overflow is dedicated to programming. On Stack Exchange, check out questions tagged “unity” in the gamedev exchange.
  • Twitter – Follow @unity and @unitygames, @ThomasWinkley, and watch #unity, #madewithunity, and other hashtags to see what the community is creating.
  • Reddit – A network of communities based on specific interests. Take a look at the Unity3D and Unity2D communities to get started.

3. Teach and Learn Unity

Check out our compiled resources and webinars to help you learn and teach Unity

4. Classroom Resources

Take a look at the resources you can use in the classroom

5. Unity in the industry

Unity is impacting more than just gaming, check out where we sit in multiple industries below:

6. Hackathons, game jams, creative

Peak at these events to get your students and yourself inspired:

7. Challenges and developer events

These challenges help developers and learners sharpen their skills

8. Suggested Course Adaptations and alternatives to develop Unity Skills

Teaching with Zoe

  • Getting Started with Zoe – Zoe enables simple and accessible VR creation. Available as a plug-in for Unity as well as a standalone app for VR headsets.

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