[game_edu] Game Education Summit Europe Call for Papers: Copenhagen - June 22-23, 2010

[Mark Chuberka]

The Game Education Summit EUROPE (GES EUROPE) hosted by National Academy of
Digital, Interactive Entertainment at The National Film School of Denmark is
seeking paper proposals from the academic, creative and industrial
communities for our inaugural European GES.  Details can be found at
www.geseurope.com. 

Through this annual event we aim to disseminate the most recent,
groundbreaking work on games as education as well as game research. The
conference will also have a strong focus on curriculum development and
design.

The 2010 GES EUROPE mission is to bring academia and the industries that
create video games together to share research and foster relationships that
will benefit both groups.

Submissions will be accepted until January 31, 2010.

The focus of the 2010 GES Europe is on video games and creativity. With
video games merging into more and more aspects of our lives, game education
plays an important role in shaping how students view the world.


Types of submission:


Panels or Presentations


Submissions are solicited of long papers, panels or presentations that
address the following:

*	Course Development
*	Curriculum Design
*	Teaching Methods
*	Writing for Games
*	Career Development
*	How to Define a Game Designer
*	Women and Video Games (and general diversification of game
developers)
*	Mentoring Programs
*	IGDA Curriculum 
*	Serious Games
*	Effective Development of Links with the Games Industry
*	Industry Requirements and Needs
*	Program Design & Methodologies
*	Accreditation
*	Games as Art 
*	Sound Design for Games
*	Game Development for Governmental Use
*	Should Student Games be commercialized
*	Ethics and Game Design
*	Games and Professional Training
*	Integration of Games Education into existing media education
programs


To submit:


*	If you already have an account, log in
<http://www.geseurope.com/user>  - then select the "My Account" button in
the horizontal menu at the top of this page. Then, on your account page,
select the Edit tab to add information.
*	If you have not yet created an account with geseurope.com - you
first need to create an account <http://www.geseurope.com/user/register>  
*	When you create your account, you will immediately be emailed a
password and instructions with a link to login and set up your account and
create your password.
*	In your account, you will see tabs for you to provide the necessary
information: "Account" and "User Profile".
*	Fill out and submit the information under "User Profile"
*	Fill out and submit the information under the section "Call for
Papers Application":

*	Presentation Summary of 30 words that will be suitable for inclusion
in the program and on the website to introduce the panel or presentation. 
*	Panel or Presentation Description, up to 200 words that gives a
concise account of the topic and the focus of the panel or presentation.
*	Final Long Papers are due June 10th. - they may be uploaded within
this tab

See more <http://www.geseurope.com/instructions-call-papers-submission>
detailed instruction for paper submissions here.


Short Papers:


Submissions are solicited for short papers that address research on the game
industry or technical game-related fields.

Authors are encouraged to demonstrate work in progress and late-breaking
research results that show the latest innovative ideas.

Visit the website to submit your proposal through the on-line form. Short
papers should be 3-6-pages in length.


Important dates:


31 January 2010

Deadline for submission in all categories


1 March 2010

Notification of acceptance


31 May 2010

Deadline for providing names and affiliations for all panel members


10 June 2010

Deadline for Long Papers


Submissions procedure


The submission form can be found at www.geseurope.com

If you have any questions please contact Suzanne Freyjadis at
suzanne at gameducationnetwork.com

 

 

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