Cardiff Metropolitan University
posted by Anne Trefry
On Tuesday we took a train from Paddington Station to Cardiff. Cardiff is the largest city in Wales. It is in South Wales and is near the coast. It is considered a harbor town and is/was a mining town and an industrial town. It is charming and has many cathedrals and a castle right in town. We look forward to exploring all that in the next several days.
On Wednesday morning we got up and took a bus to Cardiff Metropolitan University, where we met members of the Computing and Information Systems. The department chair, Jason Williams, gave us a tour of the School of Management building. The building reminded us of Robinson Science Hall, only bigger. After the tour we started a games workshop. Students are already working in teams to take a basic game framework and build their own game. Students will present their work on Friday, 19 January.
On Tuesday we took a train from Paddington Station to Cardiff. Cardiff is the largest city in Wales. It is in South Wales and is near the coast. It is considered a harbor town and is/was a mining town and an industrial town. It is charming and has many cathedrals and a castle right in town. We look forward to exploring all that in the next several days.
On Wednesday morning we got up and took a bus to Cardiff Metropolitan University, where we met members of the Computing and Information Systems. The department chair, Jason Williams, gave us a tour of the School of Management building. The building reminded us of Robinson Science Hall, only bigger. After the tour we started a games workshop. Students are already working in teams to take a basic game framework and build their own game. Students will present their work on Friday, 19 January.
Out front of Cardiff Met. All signs are in Welsh and English.
One of several beautiful classrooms we saw
Looking up at the top level from the lobby
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