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DiGRA | Digital Games Research Association. DIGRA Summer School. The first interdisciplinary European summer school in game and play research will take place 16-31 August 2014 at Utrecht University in The Netherlands. It is aimed at talented PhD and MA/MSc students who are interested in the study of games and play. It offers students an innovative interdisciplinary platform for learning about games and play that doesn’t exist anywhere else in Europe or beyond. This ERASMUS IP Summer School is hosted by Utrecht University, but organized by different European universities that are considered as leaders in the field. It will consist of a two-week intensive programme during which students are encouraged to develop their research ideas further. It will provide a unique opportunity to learn about cutting-edge theories and methodologies from leading scholars in the field. Students will have the rare opportunity to broaden their horizon internationally, and to gain knowledge about games and play from an interdisciplinary perspective.

Organizational team. DIGRA Conference. Janet Murray Professor Janet H. Murray is an internationally recognized interactive designer, the former director of Georgia Tech’s Masters and PhD Program in Digital Media (2000-2010), and a member of Georgia Tech’s interdisciplinary GVU Center. She is the author of Hamlet on the Holodeck: The Future of Narrative in Cyberspace (Free Press, 1997; MIT Press 1998), which [...] Naomi Clark Naomi Clark is a freelance game designer who’s been creating games for over two decades. She got her start designing early online games, including Sissyfight 2000, one of the first multiplayer games on the web.

Espen Aarseth Espen Aarseth is principal researcher at the Center for Computer Games Research, IT University of Copenhagen. Rachel Muehrer Rachel Muehrer (Ph.D. ethnomusicology, York University; M.A. ethnomusicology, University of Maryland; B.A. Mia Consalvo Mia Consalvo is Professor and Canada Research Chair in Game Studies and Design at Concordia University in Montreal. Samantha Allen. DIGRA Chapters. LatinAmerican DiGRA Chapter. Gathering point for researchers, students, and everyone interested in game studies in Latin America Bienvenido al capítulo Latinoamericano de la DiGRA Welcome to the Latin American Chapter of DiGRA Contacto Por el capítulo Latinoamericano contactarse con Verónica Zammitto { veronica.zammitto(at)gmail.com } Suscribite a nuestra lista de mail, click aquí. The contact person for the Latin American chapter is Verónica Zammitto { veronica.zammitto(at)gmail.com } Join our mailing list, click here .

Eventos/Events ADVA (Asociacion de Desarrolladores de Videojuegos Argentina) realizará su quinta conferencia anual los días 3 y 4 de noviembre del 2007. ADVA (Argentine Game Developers Association) is going to hold its fifth annual conference on November 3-4, 2007 CFP is now open, the deadline is September 10th. Japanese DiGRA Chapter. Flemish DiGRA Chapter. Finnish DiGRA Chapter. Page contains information about The Finnish DiGRA Chapter. Tältä sivulta löydät tietoa DiGRA:n Suomen jaoksesta. Sähköpostilista / Mailing list Hei peleistä ja pelitutkimuksesta kiinnostunut!

Suomalainen pelitutkimuksen postituslista on perustettu. Listan tarkoitus on tuoda aiempaa tehokkaammin yhteen pelien tutkimuksesta kiinnostuneita, ja se on avoin moninaiselle keskustelulle ajankohtaisista pelikulttuurista ilmiöistä. Lista ei ole sidoksissa mihinkään yksittäiseen tutkimusyksikköön vaan toimii kansainvälisen pelitutkimusyhdistyksen (DIGRA, www.digra.org) alaisuudessa. Samalla lista toimii DIGRAn paikallistoiminnan informaatiokanavana.

Yksinkertaisimmin liityt postituslistalle täyttämällä lomakkeen osoitteessa: Lisätietoja aiheesta antaa: Olli Sotamaa (olli.sotamaa {at} uta.fi) A Finnish game studies mailing list has just been launched! If you have any questions or suggestions please contact: Olli Sotamaa (olli.sotamaa {at} uta.fi) 28.4. Dutch DiGRA Chapter. Welcome to the Dutch DiGRA Chapter. The forum for game research in the Netherlands. Mailinglist To stay up to date with dutch game research and the meetings of the Dutch DiGRA chapter, please sign up for our mailinglist: Events The first meeting of the Dutch DiGRA chapter was held september 23th 2005 in Utrecht. Upcoming Events Friday 28th January, 13.30 We welcome you all for short lectures, the International DiGRA Annual General Meeting, a sneak peek of the THINK DESIGN PLAY conference and drinks! Location Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU) Oude Amersfoortseweg 131 1212 AA Hilversum At 17.00 we kick-off the Global Game Jam ( The Dutch DiGRA chapter meetings are sponsored by the GATE project (Game research for Training and Entertainment): Program committee Contact.

Turkish DiGRA Chapter. Welcome to the Turkish DiGRA Chapter, which aims to create a digital games research community in Turkey. In this context, we plan to reach and gather researchers and academicians with theoretical and practical-design backgrounds, students, game developers and publishers, gamers and game-journalists and other parties interested in digital games in Turkey.

The main fields of interest of the Turkish DiGRA Chapter are: Social sciences and digital gamesCommunication sciences and digital gamesComputer sciences/informatics and digital gamesDesign-aesthetics and digital gamesDigital games education in TurkeyDigital games production in TurkeyDigital game marketing (and pirating) in TurkeyEdugaming in TurkeyAdvergaming in TurkeyGamer communities in TurkeyGame journalism in Turkey Contact If you have any questions or suggestions please contact Tonguc Ibrahim Sezen (tongucs@hotmail.com), Digdem Sezen (digdemsezen@gmail.com) or Kerem Yavuz Demirbas (techmort@gmail.com).