Category: Conferences and Seminars

Tomasz Z. Majkowski writes: I am aware that our paths do not cross with Digital Humanities crowd as often as one may assume. Yet, the main DH conference in 2016 […]

EVAA is an interdisciplinary conference on visual technologies in culture, the arts and humanities. It is affiliated with EVA London (http://www.eva-london.org/).  We welcome contributions from scholars, practitioners and professionals from fields […]

The Game Studies, Culture, Play, and Practice Area welcomes papers, panels, and other proposals on games (digital and otherwise) and their study and development. The Area is also offering a […]

Lennart Nacke writes… Dear CHI PLAY researchers, We welcome submissions for bids to host and chair CHI PLAY 2018. If you are interested, please send your bid directly via email […]

Geographically-centered associations of video game researchers are mushrooming to form bands of experts. Their regional conferences miss the opportunity to unite on a worldwide scale. By getting sociologists from every corner of […]

The overall objectives of the conference are the discussion and sharing of knowledge, experiences and scientific and technical results, related to state-of-the-art solutions and technologies on serious games and applications […]

This one-day workshop explores the vast spectrum of tools used and created by current game user researchers and provides a platform of discussion for advancing the development of such tools. This workshop will […]

This one-day workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners to share knowledge and practices on how people can connect and interact with the Internet of Things in a playful way. […]

This workshop aims to shift perspectives on games for older adults beyond benefits they provide, exploring challenges and opportunities in the design and development of games for older adults that […]

The CHI PLAY 2015 False Dichotomy Workshop focuses on the range of valence in games and invites experts from across fields to contribute to our understanding of the interplay between […]

This session will explore the possibility of theorising video games in relationship to and within art history. The session aims to locate and investigate questions such as: Can we identify […]