[game_edu] Fwd: [IFIP-EC-NEWS] Deadline Extension FUN and GAMES 2010 -> Short & long papers due March 25, 2010

[Susan Gold]

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> From: Suleman Shahid <suleman.shahid at gmail.com>

> Date: March 16, 2010 7:43:33 AM EDT

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> Subject: [IFIP-EC-NEWS] Deadline Extension FUN and GAMES 2010 ->  

> Short & long papers due March 25, 2010

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> Deadline Extension FUN and GAMES 2010 -> Short & long papers due  

> March 25, 2010

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>

> September 15-17, 2010

> University of Leuven, Belgium

> http://FNG2010.org/

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>

> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> IMPORTANT SUBMISSION DATES:

>

> •    Full papers (8 pages), short papers (4 pages): March 25, 2010

> •    Work-in-progress (to be submitted as 2 pages): May 7, 2010

> •    Workshop submissions (for participants): May 7, 2010

> •    Demonstrations (1 pages): May 14, 2010

> •    Game design competition: May 21, 2010

>

> All paper submission will be peer-reviewed, accepted papers are  

> published in the ACM Library.

> For more information on submissions, visit the website at http://FNG2010.org

> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

> CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

> Fun and Games 2010 is a single-track, 2-day conference where  

> academics and practitioners can interact together in a playful event  

> that marries the best of academic writing with the most innovative  

> user experiences.

> The conference invites original contributions from designers,  

> developers and researchers in computer games, experience design and  

> ‘fun’. Of particular interest are contributions that cross the  

> traditional disciplines of human-computer interaction, games design,  

> and game development. It will provide a venue for presenting and  

> discussing peer reviewed academic and practitioner papers, posters  

> and live demos.

> Furthermore, the conference encourages student designers/developers  

> to submit their works to the Fun and Games Design Competition. The  

> nominees of this competition receive a free pass to the conference  

> and winners will be awarded at the conference.

>

> Topics:

> Papers are solicited from, but not limited to the following topics:

> •    Game theories, constructs, concepts and frameworks

> •    Game design methods, principles and processes

> •    Evaluating games & measuring player experiences

> •    Serious games such as:

> o    games for special target groups: children, elderly, people with

> special needs, etc.

> o    Social Games (& aspects)

> o    Games for Health

> •    Persuasive Aspects of Games

> •    Affective Computing

> •    Game interaction:  Mobile Entertainment, Pervasive games,

> Tangibles, Multimodality games, Whole body interfaces

> •    Innovation & technology:  Robots, Smart Toys, Frameworks &  

> engines,

> Sensors & signal processing for games

>

> HOSTS

> Centre for User Experience Research, KULeuven, Belgium

> e-Medialab, Groep T, Leuven Engineering School , Leuven, Belgium

>

> ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

>

> GENERAL CHAIRS & PROGRAMME CHAIRS:

> Bieke Zaman

> Vero Vanden Abeele

> Marianna Obrist

> Wijnand IJsselsteijn

>

> WORK-IN-PROGRESS CHAIRS:

> Suleman Shahid

> Mathijs Verstraeten

>

> WORKSHOPS AND TUTORIALS CHAIRS:

> Karolien Poels

> Jeroen Wauters

>

> DEMONSTRATIONS CHAIRS:

> Michael  Lankes

> Yorick Poels

>

> DESIGN COMPETITION CHAIRS:

> Bob De Schutter

> Pieter Heytens

>

> VENUE

> The conference will be held at the campus of Social Sciences and the  

> Campus of Groep T,  in the heart of Leuven. Leuven nests the oldest  

> Catholic university in the world, founded  in 1425 and has been a  

> university city ever since. Leuven owes much of its character to the  

> numerous university college buildings dating from the 16th and 17th  

> centuries. Other fine examples of this flamboyant gothic  

> architecture are the main market square, the finely sculpted Town  

> Hall and Saint Peter's church with its magnificent interior and the  

> Old Market. The Old Market is also known as the longest beer bar in  

> the world, serving an abundant amount of fine Belgians beer. Indeed,  

> Leuven is also the home of Inbev,  the largest beer brewing company  

> in the world. Today, the charming city streets are filled with young  

> faces, the city lives at a student's rhythm. Shops, restaurants,  

> cinemas, sports facilities and places of historical interest are all  

> close together to mingle in a thriving atmosphere.

>

>

>

> For further information about Leuven:

> http://www.leuven.be/en/tourism/index.jsp

>

> TRAVEL

> Leuven is the capital of the province of Flemish Brabant in the  

> Flemish Region, Belgium. Leuven can easily reached by plane, train  

> or car. It is located about 30 kilometers east of Brussels , and 20  

> kilometers from the national airport. The national airport has a  

> direct train ride to Leuven, which takes less than 20 minutes.

>

> PROGRAM COMMITTEE

> •    Elise van den Hoven

> •    Paul Marshall

> •    Hannu Korhonen

> •    Franca Garzotto

> •    Panos Markopoulos

> •    Matt Horton

> •    Floyd Mueller

> •    Yvonne de Kort

> •    Duncan Rowland

> •    Suleman Shahid

> •    Stephanie Deutch

> •    Francoise De Cortis

> •    Wolmet Barendregt

> •    Eelke Folmer

> •    Janienke Sturm

> •    Licia Calvi

> •    Marianna Obrist

> •    Tilde Bekker

> •    Jettie Hoonhout

> •    Simon Egenfeld Nielsen

> •    Wouter Sluis

> •    Stef Desmet

> •    Iris Soute

> •    Mieke Haesen

> •    Kris Luyten

> •    Benedict Wijdogen

> •    Pieter Heytens

> •    Ann Dobbeni

> •    Thomas Fannes

> •    Luc Geurts

> •    Katrien de Moor

> •    Jeroen Bourgignon

> •    Dimitri Schuurman

> •    Winslow Burleson

> •    Jeroen Jansz

> •    Jan Van Looy

> •    Takatalo Jari

> •    Steven Malliet

> •    Chris Raymakers

> •    Adam sportka

> •    Evelien DePauw

> •    Philippe Palanque

> •    Ben Schouten

> •    Brian Gajadhar

> •    Jan Tolleneer

> •    An Jacobs

> •    Wannes Ribbens

> •    Xavier Marichal

> •    Elina Ollila

>

> CONTACT

> Bieke Zaman, Centre for User Experience Research, KULeuven, bieke.zaman at soc.kuleuven.be

>

> Vero Vanden Abeele, e-Media Lab, Groep T Leuven vero.vanden.abeele at groept.be

>

> Website: http://fng2010.org/

>

> CO-ORGANIZED WITH

> Game Experience Lab, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven ICT&S Center,  

> University of Salzburg

>

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> Suleman Shahid

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-- 
Susan Gold
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