# Jennifer Javornik

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FGP8-1: SXSW EDU Interview with Lee Waldvogel

Welcome back to the Filament Games Podcast! We're thrilled to kick off Season 8 with an exciting series of interviews recorded live at SXSW EDU. Our first guest in this series is Lee Waldvogel, Strategic Partnerships Lead at American Student Assistance (ASA). Lee's extensive background in educ ...

FGP8-2: SXSW EDU Interview with Jodi Asbell-Clarke

Our SXSW EDU interview series continues with a very special guest: Jodi Asbell-Clarke, a Filament Luminary and the Director and Co-Founder of the Educational Gaming Environments group (EdGE) at TERC. In this episode, CPO Jennifer Javornik talks with Jodi about her career journey and the immense ...

FGP8-3: SXSW EDU Interview with Jamie Sterling

This episode features Jamie Sterling, VP of Product, Research & Development at Carnegie Learning. Our Chief Partnerships Officer, Jennifer Javornik, sits down with Jamie to explore the cutting edge of K-12 education and the transformative power of AI in learning!

FGP8-4: SXSW EDU Interview with Julie Willcott

This episode features Julie Willcott, Education Products Manager at Z-Space. Our Chief Partnerships Officer, Jennifer Javornik, sits down with Julie to discuss the evolution of VR technology in education, including how VR and simulations are becoming more widely accepted in classrooms.

FGP8-5: SXSW EDU Interview with Arana Shapiro

This episode features Arana Shapiro, Chief Programs and Operating Officer at Games for Change. Our Chief Partnerships Officer Jennifer Javornik sits down with Arana to discuss the evolving world of games for social impact and education.

Exploring the Power of Educational Games and the Growing Midwest Game Development Scene with Jennifer Javornik

Introduction: In this episode, Greg Posner welcomes Jennifer Javornik, the Chief Partnerships Officer at Filament Games, to discuss the impact of educational gaming and the thriving Midwest game development community. Jennifer shares insights into how Filament creates games that go beyond entert ...

The Power of Accepting Your Evolving Identity with Jennifer

Join me on a very exciting conversation with Jennifer Javornik! Like many others, Jennifer has chased career and fulfillment simultaneously, leading to her multidisciplinary life! Listen to Jennifer's journey evolving through technology and believe it or not, improv! See the power of accepting y ...

The LAB: Inside the Game Industry Ep. 103. Jennifer Javornik (Filament Games) & Mondae Atughonu (Leap of Faith Studios)

Digimon announces a new game, PlayStation experiences an outage, would you pay $80-$100 for a video game? Mondae Atughonu (Leap of Faith Studio) (formerly Bungie) discusses embarking on the Indie journey with the title "Haven", working on his passion project "Coven", game testing with his daught ...

Serious Games, Real Impact | Jennifer Javornik

In this episode of IndieGameBusiness, we sit down with Jennifer Javornik, Chief Partnerships Officer at Filament Games, to explore the impactful and fast-growing world of serious games. Jennifer breaks down what serious games are, who they're for, and why this corner of the industry is gaining s ...

Are Video Games Actually Bad for Kids? A Game Industry Insider Answers | Jennifer Javornik

Are video games actually bad for kids? Jennifer Javornik has spent over a decade making games that teach — and her answer surprises most parents: well-designed games may be a better use of your kid's time than passive social media scrolling. In this episode she explains the psychology behind why ...