As part of the 10th International Conference on the Design of Cooperative Systems (COOP 2012), there’s a one-day workshop on Gamification of Production Environments on May 29, 2012 in beautiful Marseille. Abstract deadline is March 30. See the full CFP below. Continue reading
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Call For Participants: The Gameful Classroom @ GLSES 2012
Do you have experience “gamifying” your classroom? Have you designed learning contexts, spaces, curricula, programs, institutions that incorporate elements, principles, and inspiration from game design? Then “The Gameful Classroom” is for you – a one-day workshop facilitated as part of the fourth annual GLS Educators Symposium (GLSES) on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 at the University of Madison-Wisconsin’s Memorial Union. Continue reading
Call for Papers: DiGRA Nordic 2012
The DiGRA Nordic 2012, “Local and Global: Games in Culture and Society”, running 6-8 June 2012 in Tampere, Finland has a gamification/gameful design stream. See the CFP below.
Call for Submissions: Game IT Summit @ GDC 2012
Next year’s Game Developers Conference (March 5-9, 2012) in San Francisco features a daylong “Game IT Summit“, “focused on the use of videogames to tackle common organizational goals through enterprise-focused game development”. The CFP – deadline October 31, 2011 – calls for “fresh thinking” beyond serious games on the hand and shallow gamification on the other. Continue reading
CFP: GAME Italian Journal of Game Studies: “All of Us, Players”
There’s a new game studies journal in Italy, and it’s inaugural issue is going to cover gamification (among other things). Continue reading
CHI 2011: Paper gleanings
Apart from the gamification workshop, this year’s CHI conference also featured quite a number of regular papers that more or less directly spoke to our interest in the use of game design in non-game contexts, so we thought we would parse the program and share our (admittedly, subjective) list of findings. If we missed one you think must be included (here as well as in our bibliography), do let us know! Continue reading