Why Alteruna?

My company Alteruna is a Swedish gametech company with technology used to develop, test and run multiplayer games and other real-time apps in the cloud for, for example, industry or healthcare.

Easy to get started – prototypes can be ready in an hour

“Drag-and-drop” and ready-made components – no complicated installations

Works both in the cloud and locally in the school network

Support for online services other than multiplayer – e.g. for authentication, storage, monetization

Already used by schools in Sweden and internationally

Support for teaching:

Pre-made course material and teacher manual

Code templates for the most common games

Integration with Google and Discord for GDPR-secure login

Prioritized support via Discord, phone and email

Onboarding with workshop to get started quickly

AI support for support and coding via text prompt (Vibe-coding) – all students should be able to participate

The people behind Alteruna have a long background in developing software and services for schools. At Alteruna, we have lectured on multiplayer for both gaming schools and universities, and we have held network courses in programming for students at Yrgo in Gothenburg and Future Games in Stockholm. We are also used by gaming schools and universities in different parts of the world. We currently have 12,000 started projects and 850 registered developers on our Discord server.

Multiplayer is growing incredibly fast but has long been reserved for the big studios. It doesn't have to be that way. A platform like Alteruna helps and supports all developers, even high school students. We know it for a fact, since we have a lot of school students among our users.

I am convinced that a service like Alteruna is useful both at school and in our free time. The AI support means that all students can be involved in development, not just the most talented ones. It is also a big plus when students choose a school :-

Great — for your multiplayer game development tool with cloud integration, presenting to a range of educational institutions (like gaming academies, K–12, and universities) means highlighting different tiers of support and customization while showing how your product fits into **teaching, learning, and institutional goals**.

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## 🎤 Presentation Structure for Educational Customers

Here’s a suggested outline with content tailored to your use case:

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### **Slide 1: Title**

**Empowering Education Through Multiplayer Game Development**

*Cloud-integrated tools for game-based learning across grade levels*

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### **Slide 2: Who We Are**

* Brief about your company and vision

* Focus on enabling **real-time multiplayer development** in classrooms

* Used by \[X schools, studios, or test pilots — insert social proof if available]

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### **Slide 3: Why Multiplayer Game Creation in Education?**

* Boosts engagement through active learning and storytelling

* Fosters 21st-century skills: collaboration, problem-solving, coding

* Aligns with game design, media arts, and computer science curriculums

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### **Slide 4: Platform Overview**

* Cloud-based, collaborative game development environment

* Real-time multiplayer testing & deployment

* Compatible across devices/browsers

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### **Slide 5: Teacher Support Built In**

✅ Curriculum-aligned templates (e.g., Unity, Unreal-inspired workflows)

✅ Lesson plans and design challenges (age-appropriate)

✅ Assessment tools (rubrics, checkpoints, logs of student activity)

✅ Class progress dashboard for tracking student projects

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### **Slide 6: Tailored for Each Education Level**

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### **Slide 7: Integrations & Accessibility**

* Google Classroom / Microsoft 365 integration

* Single Sign-On (SSO) with Clever, ClassLink

* FERPA/COPPA/GDPR compliant

* Offline-friendly options for low-connectivity schools

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### **Slide 8: Collaboration Tools**

* Real-time group projects

* Peer reviews with guided feedback prompts

* Exportable portfolios for showcasing work

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### **Slide 9: Training & Support**

* Self-paced teacher onboarding

* Video tutorials and live webinars

* Dedicated account rep for school-wide licenses

* In-app help, support chat, and knowledge base

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### **Slide 10: What’s Coming Next?** *(You can base this on feedback)*

* AI-assisted code suggestions

* Standards-aligned learning analytics

* Multi-language support for global schools

* More curriculum packs by age and genre

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### **Slide 11: Partner Testimonials or Pilot Feedback**

* Quote or short case study from early users

* Before/after classroom impact (screenshots, metrics)

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### **Slide 12: Let’s Build Together**

* Open call to co-design lesson content or pilot new features

* Early adopter benefits: custom support, input into roadmap

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Would you like a visual PowerPoint or Google Slides version of this? I can also help you create demo scripts, product walkthroughs, or a feature roadmap to share with schools.

Alteruna for Schools

With Alteruna school's students simultaneously can develop, test and run multiplayer games and other real-time apps.

Multiplayer is growing incredibly fast but has long been reserved for the big studios. It doesn't have to be that way. A platform like Alteruna helps and supports all developers, even school students. We know it for a fact, since we have a lot of school K9 and high school students among our users.

The people behind Alteruna have a long background in developing software and services for schools. We have lectured on multiplayer for both gaming schools and universities, and we have held network courses in programming for students at Yrgo in Gothenburg and Future Games in Stockholm. We are also used by gaming schools and universities in different parts of the world. We currently have 12.000 started projects and 850 registered developers on our Discord server.

A service like Alteruna is useful both at school, in free time and for the alumnus. The AI support allows that all students to be involved in development, not only the most talented ones. It will be a big plus when students are about to choose a school!

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## 🎯 Instructional Support

1. Curriculum Integration**

* Aligned and integrated with the Alteruna API documentation.

* Ready-made lesson plans, activities, and templates.

* Suggestions for differentiation and scaffolding.

### 2. **Ready-to-Use Content**

* Pre-built lessons, activities, or simulations that can be launched with minimal prep.

### 3. **Differentiation Tools**

* Ability to assign content by skill level, interest, or reading ability.

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## 👩‍💻 Usability & Teacher Support

### 4. **Fast Onboarding**

4. **Ease of Use**

* Intuitive interface with minimal training needed.

* Quick setup and classroom onboarding processes.

* Quick-start guides, in-app walkthroughs, or co-pilot features.

* Tips for best practices tied to specific tools or activities.

### 6. **Accessible Tech Support**

* Live chat, email, or phone support that’s responsive during school hours.

* FAQ

* Fast turnaround on tickets and issues.

* Resources for troubleshooting common problems.

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## 🧑‍🎓 Student Management & Insight

### 7. **Real-Time Student Monitoring**

* See student progress live during activities or lessons.

* Highlight students who are struggling, inactive, or off-task.

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## 🔗 Integration & Data Management

### 10. **Single Sign-On (SSO) & LMS Integration**

* Log in via Google, Discord

### 11. **Data Privacy & Security**

* GDPR compliant

* Transparent policies on data usage and deletion.

### 12. **Scalable Admin Controls**

* Admin dashboards to manage school-wide usage and licenses.

* Ability for teachers to self-manage class settings.

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## 🤝 Collaboration & Engagement

### 13. **Student Collaboration Tools**

* Gamified elements to boost engagement (badges, levels, leaderboards).

* Student voice tools like discussion boards, polls, or recordings.

Support for group work, discussions, peer review, etc.

### 14. **Teacher Community and Collaboration**

* Tools for co-teaching, cross-classroom projects, or shared assignments.

* Access to a teacher community to share resources and lesson plans.