2. June 2005 at Stuttgart Media University (HdM), Germany
Digital games are a significant element in the digital media and information society. They influence the development of media technologies as well as interface design, online social interaction and new evaluation approaches. The game industry develops not only products for leisure, but also for work and learning, with many dimensions in the area of social life, knowledge acquisition and application, gaining of soft skills and of other experiences. Digital games attract researchers from different science fields e.g. sociology, cultural studies, educational theory, psychology, computer science, etc.
The Fourth Symposium for Information Design is focused on the question of how game based learning environments can motivate and stimulate learners in different situations, and improve learning. It presents didactical and pedagogical issues, as well as actual examples and concrete applications.
Date: Thursday, 2. June 2005, from 10:00 to 18:00
Place: Stuttgart Media University (HdM), Nobelstr. 10, D-70569 Stuttgart, Audimax
Symposium fee:
Early bird until 16. May 2005: 50 Euro (students: 10 Euro)
Registrations after 16. May 2005: 75 Euro (students: 20 Euro)
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