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Video game developers can win up to $20,000 as part of a new video game
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Calling all video game developers — the Library of Congress wants you
to develop the next Oregon Trail.

The 1970’s educational video game, meant to teach students about
history by letting them play as settlers making their way West, has
inspired the new challenge at the Library of Congress, according to a
Tuesday [52]blog from the library.

The challenge is meant “to help improve public knowledge of civics —
that is, the rights and responsibilities of citizens — by asking video
game developers to create fun, lightweight video games related to
civics that incorporate Library of Congress resources,” the blog says.

“The Oregon Trail game still inspires nostalgia. People wear t-shirts
with its graphics,” Robert Brammer, chief of external relations at the
Law Library of Congress — which proposed the video challenge — said in
a statement. “It’s a reminder of how fun learning can be in the right
context. We hope this challenge inspires game developers to create fun,
lightweight video games in the spirit of Oregon Trail.”

The challenge is part of the Library of Congress’s new Friends’ Choice
Award. Donors in the Friends of the Library of Congress voted in 2022
to choose a project to fund, and the proposed video game challenge won
out over other proposals from other library divisions.

“The state of civic knowledge in the United States is in crisis. In
fact, civics is no longer taught in many states,” the [53]proposal
stated.

Last year, civics assessment scores declined for the first time since
they started being tracked in 1998, the 2022 National Assessment of
Educational Progress [54]found. About half of eighth-graders reported
taking a class mainly focused on civics, and only 22% of students were
rated as proficient or advanced in civics.

At the same time, cultural divides and political polarization also have
stoked debates about how to teach history and civics, such as blowback
received by The New York Times’ [55]1619 Project and related school
curriculum, which “aims to reframe the country’s history by placing the
consequences of slavery and the contributes of black Americans at the
very center of our national narrative.”

Video game entries for the Library of Congress challenge should be
nonpartisan, the rules state.

The three top winners will get cash prizes up to $20,000, and their
games will be hosted on the library’s website for public use.
Developers have until Nov. 27 to enter the contest.
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