Step 1:

There are three different ‘step by step’ tutorials available for posting your work online. You can click on the links below for the HD videos or watch the smaller version, right here. The videos cover setting up your first (free) website, posting your latest projects and Unity web builds online, through either a simple link, blog site or content management system.Part 1: Set up a Free Web Host and Post a Unity Web buildPart 2: Set up WordPressPart 3: Posting Unity Web Builds to WordPressPart 4: NetObject Fusion (free cms) and UnityNote: The videos are designed for individuals with no experience posting online and/or don’t have web experience. If you have your own site, feel free to post your files there and provide a link (Step 2 and 3).

Step 2:

Write a post or blog about the project. Be sure to include:Project Description (Posted on the website with the game)

• Your Name
• Timeframe (Start Date to End Date)
• Project Detail – What did you do, exactly.
• Software Used
• Final Thoughts – Reflect for a moment (Postmortem)
• Break down your Time (Research, Art, Design, Coding, Playtesting)

Be sure ‘On Your Own’ objectives are complete and playable in the web build.

Step 3:

Once you complete all five Lab Projects, email us (Chad and Eric) a Link to the website address.Email Chad: cwalker@walkerboystudio.comEmail Eric:   ewalker@walkerboystudio.comInclude a mailing address (Physical Address) if you are working on your WBS Unity Certificate.

Extra Credit!

When it comes to presenting your work, you may find that a blog is not enough. If you intend to present this to others and need a platform in which to present the project, the steps in creating it, a dialog of text and pictures, then I would highly suggest using Prezi. This will certainly take your presentations to an ‘astonishing’ new level (And it’s free).