Bringing LSPDFR to the Classroom

[JClem 42]

Hey everyone. I'll do my best to keep this short; just a little something that made me happy that I wanted to share here.

 

I'm a member of the Criminal Justice Student Association on my campus, and yesterday I brought up the idea to our faculty advisor of doing an LSPDFR session one day, since a large amount of the students in the Association want to join the force after college. He was on board with the idea, with the one concern that the events in-game can take a little while and might limit participation. (Pursuits, traffic stops, etc.)

 

I just figured it was worth bringing up that I'm trying to get LSPDFR out there to be used as an educational tool. Hopefully this will attract more people into the forums, which leads to more downloads, and hopefully more donators to our amazing modders 

 

Cheers

 

-JClem

[ThisIsntMyName 238]

that sounds great! im a sophmore at the moment in highschool and i hope that when i go to college this happens too . sound like a great tool for classrooms!

[JClem 42]

8 hours ago, ThisIsntMyName said:

that sounds great! im a sophmore at the moment in highschool and i hope that when i go to college this happens too . sound like a great tool for classrooms!

If somebody else doesn't have it in place, make it happen man, lol. Most people don't realize this, but there's actually a ton of lessons that can be taught by GTA if you look at it through the correct lens, whether it's the base game or mods such as LSPDFR; I had one professor last year use the base game to show examples of criminal psychology and "see them in action", so to speak.

[ThisIsntMyName 238]

8 hours ago, JClem said:

If somebody else doesn't have it in place, make it happen man, lol. Most people don't realize this, but there's actually a ton of lessons that can be taught by GTA if you look at it through the correct lens, whether it's the base game or mods such as LSPDFR; I had one professor last year use the base game to show examples of criminal psychology and "see them in action", so to speak.

Yes I 100% agree that there are many lessons to be learned from this game. I would never have thought of bringing it to a classroom like the way you want to so props to you!