This is a place where members of CPGS and educators interested in using games to teach writing can learn how to program in Twine, an interactive fiction tool. Here are some helpful links to get you started, if you missed the kickoff stream or need a refresher:

1. A Small Twine Tutorial I have created, that goes over essentially what I'm going to cover in the kickoff stream:

2. The Official Twine Cookbook: https://twinery.org/cookbook/ (Please note that this is a.... dense source that tends to assume you have experience with programming)

3. Adam Hammond's Beginner's Guide to Twine: http://www.adamhammond.com/twineguide/ (this is a really great resource that gets more into dealing with style and aesthetics than I generally do)