[game_edu] looking for examples

[Jose P. Zagal]

MIT has the Gambit Game Lab collaborating with the Singapore government.
I'm sure there's someone here from there who can provide additional details.


Jose Zagal

Ian Schreiber wrote:

> I don't know of too many global collaborations.

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> I know SCAD and GA Tech have collaborated in the past, which was a 

> natural fit (the former has designers and artists, the latter has 

> programmers). Not sure about the funding situation.

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> Personally, I've had a difficult enough time just collaborating between 

> departments at the same school! So I'd be very interested in hearing how 

> others have overcome these barriers (if in fact they have)...

> 

> - Ian

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> *From:* Susan Gold <goldfile at gmail.com>

> *To:* IGDA Game Education Listserv <game_edu at igda.org>

> *Sent:* Tue, October 6, 2009 12:13:17 PM

> *Subject:* [game_edu] looking for examples

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> Hello,

> I was wondering if you could share with me any examples you have of a 

> global collaboration such as USC and HKU (Swain/Copier)? I'd be very 

> interested in hearing about these (in a quick easy to read synopsis). Do 

> these collaborations have funding? If not global, do you have examples 

> of collaborations outside of your institution with other institutions? 

> with game industry? with for-profit research labs? non-profit? 

> government? NGO's?

> 

> Ciao from the Italian Video Game Developer's Conference in Milan.

> 

> Susan

> -- 

> /*Susan Gold*/

> In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom!

> - J. G. Ballard

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José P. Zagal
Assistant Professor
College of Computing and Digital Media
DePaul University

http://facsrv.cs.depaul.edu/~jzagal