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Portal 2 May Soon Be Seen In The Classroom
At the Games For Change Festival, Valve revealed Steam for Schools, a new initiative that will allow teachers to use a modified version of the Steam service along with Portal 2 in American classrooms.
Steam for Schools will also include a level editor for the game along with a special workshop for organizing user created levels.
Administrative access will be given to teachers free of charge so that they can determine which levels get shared.Valve has used its own money to fund this initiative, which will become more open as time progresses.
[Source: Joystiq]
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