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ISTELive 24: 5 Considerations for Your Esports Program
Eager to get esports teams up and running, some schools jump into building a program without making the proper considerations. Staff members and would-be coaches may think that they can choose a few games and a few machines and get going. However, poor planning can lead to unforeseen expenses, pushback from stakeholders and a lack of space for students who want to get involved. Follow this expert guidance to get your team started on the right path with scholastic esports.
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Participants
James O'Hagan, Founder and CEO, The Academy of Esports
Julius Edwards, Director, Palm Beach Lakes Esports
Video Highlights
- Have a strategic plan for implementing esports that considers how you will tie the program into your school’s vision and culture.
- Parents and other stakeholders should be included in discussions and demonstrations to avoid pushback.
- Esports devices require more power and stronger network connections than typical classroom computers.
