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Sports school operator Leifras Co. Ltd. (LFS:NYSE) forms strategic alliance with HR Produce, leveraging its network of over 10,000 preschools to accelerate expansion into Japan's preschool Market, per PR Newswire.
Maryland Institute College of Art launches master of professional studies in game design, per MICA.
The GAME School expands to Los Angeles with new degree, "earns praise from ASU alum of Cloud9 eSports," per Arizona State University News.
Education Week walks us through "How this district is using esports to increase student engagement."
Shoelace Learning's gamified literacy platform "aims to engage Oklahoma students," writes NonDoc.
"Sports Inspire learning," writes UDaily. A new partnership at the University of Delaware "helps teachers turn student passion into academic success."
$500 SportsEdTV settlement "resolves class action lawsuit over alleged privacy violations," writes ClassAction.org.
"Colleges shift academics to support sports industry boom," writes Inside Higher Ed.
"Career advice from the sports world," per Kellogg School of Graduate Management at Northwestern University.
The Business of Sports Institute "helps chart careers in a booming industry," writes Texas Exes.
The University of Nevada Las Vegas is launching a new sports hospitality management degree in the Fall, reports Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Atari SA (PONGF:OTC, ALATA:EN PARIS) and MobyGames launch career platform called Moby Professional, reports Game Developer.
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Last week, we reported on a movement to ban private equity from youth sports. Now comes the inverse argument. Governing.com explains its reasoning for "Why college sports should go corporate." Governing explains, "Teams are worth a lot of money that public universities could use to fund academic priorities. It’s also an opportunity to abandon the myth of the “student-athlete.” Could a future IPO for The Ohio State University Buckeyes be in the cards? And how exactly might that be structured? Does the entire athletic department go public, money-losing lacrosse and swimming included? Or just net profit generating men's football and basketball programs? Furthermore, how would Title IX gender equity programs be impacted? If an NCAA institution - or a part of it - were in fact to become an outright sports business, would that change the member school's not-for-profit status? All of a sudden, those net profits might turn into net losses. Lots of pesky details.
Youth sports and social business company Leifras Co. Ltd. (LFS:NASDAQ) to buy school sports operator Tokai Sports, adding 1,200 members, per Stock Titan.
More than a game. "My son's math homework is essentially just Pokemon," per The Atlantic. The Pokemon Company is a joint venture between video game giant Nintendo Co. Ltd. (NTDOY:OTC, 7974:TOKYO), Game Freak, and Creatures Inc. When a game, collectible and/or sporting pursuit has that kind of educational side-swag (verticals), it's quite possible that at minimum the companies that control it are worth researching as potential investments. To wit: There's even a "Pokemon Professor" program and one person who thought he passed certification is now suing Nintendo and The Pokemon Company for being denied the rank and title, reports CBS8 Des Moines. Such 'scholarly pursuit' for a kids' pastime.
Video game platform provider Roblox Corp. (RBLX:NYSE) "brings 10 student games to life for Play To Learn competition," per Roblox Newsroom.
According to the YouTube description, the Ontario-based Cambrian College is "launching a Serious Games graduate certificate program in September. The program teaches design of purpose-driven games for health, education and industry and is open to applicants without game design backgrounds – coding experience is an asset."
Since adults haven't yet figured out sports business best practices, maybe it's time to turn it over to the kids. Three graduate students at the University of Chicago's Harris School of Public Police created an innovative sports stadium financial solution for the NFL's Chicago Bears, reports Bond Buyer.
The Anderson School of Management at UCLA is set to launch a new sports leadership minor for undergraduates, reports Daily Bruin.
"The lack of a sports science program disadvantages students," writes The Santa Clara.
Study conducted by Mordor Intelligence estimates the educational toys market size to cross $118 billion by 2031; smart toys with AI and IoT segments projected to register 11.43%, per Yahoo Finance.
"New study reveals how video games support children's well-being," writes Phys.org.
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