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Bogost's Game Developers Conference schedule
by Ian Bogost March 2, 2007
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GDC is next week, and for those of you attending I thought I'd share my speaking schedule for the event.
- Session: Persuasive Games: Introduction to Procedural Rhetoric
- Session: Designing Selene: Theory-based Game Design and Data Mining(I'm not actually speaking at this one, but Debbie Reese will cover a game about lunar geology we are working on at Georgia Tech and Wheeling Jesuit University)
- Session: The Game Studies Download: Top 10 Research Findings (with Mia Consalvo and Jane McGonigal)
- Roundtable: Game Criticism: Opportunities and Approaches (Day One and Day Two)
Want to meet at GDC? Email me to get in touch.
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