Relive all of your favorite moments from the second annual CUNY Games Festival earlier this month! We’ve storified the tweets from our CUNY Games Festival #cg2015 hashtag, and uploaded photos from the conference to our flickr account. And we’re adding links to slide decks from the presentations, posters, and game demos as they come in — you can find those on our Schedule page.
All of this and more will live in perpetuity on our Archive page. Have some documentation from the conference? Please send it our way! Email contactcunygames@gmail.com.
We’re pleased to announce CUNY Games Festival Day 2:
Game Day and Prototype Playtest session
Come and join the NYC-Playtest Group — a gathering of professional board- and videogame designers, along with MA design students from NYU and the New School — for a day of playtesting game prototypes. Bring your own game to playtest, or critique and learn from some of the best designers in NYC.
Saturday, January 17th, Noon – 6 pm
Whole Foods Tribeca
270 Greenwich St.
New York, NY 10007
Please see Carlos on Friday to coordinate if you plan on attending!
Image by Christopher Langmuir.
Six more days! Just 6 days until the CUNY Games Festival 2.0: a Conference of Game-based Learning in Higher Education. Six days until the panels, presentations, posters, and game demos arrive at the CUNY Graduate Center in Midtown Manhattan.
Are you excited? We’re excited! We’re pleased to be able to keep our ticket sales open until the conference day. Check out the day’s schedule, and head over to the Registration page now to register.
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We’re delighted to share the schedule for the CUNY Games Festival! A great day of individual and panel presentations, posters, and game demos is planned for the conference on themes ranging from gaming in the humanities, games for social justice, and game design in the classroom, just to name a few.
If you haven’t registered for the conference yet, don’t wait too long: early registration ends on December 31st! Head on over to register soon.
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Have you registered for the CUNY Games Festival conference of game-based learning in higher education yet? Why not?
Here’s your chance to rectify that. Advanced registrations closes at midnight on Wednesday, December 31st. Head on over to register today!
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Due to popular demand, we are extending our Call for Proposals deadline until Monday, October 27th for the CUNY Games Festival 2.0, a conference of game-based learning in higher education. If you missed the deadline — here’s your chance to submit! Please spread the word!
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Heads up everyone — don’t let the timer run out! The call for proposals for the CUNY Games Festival 2.0: A Conference on Game-based Learning in Higher Education, closes ONE WEEK from today! Submit your proposals to explore the many ways that game-based learning is impacting higher education by October 15th!
Looking for registration to attend the conference? Never fear, that’s coming soon — registration will open on November 1st. Watch this space for news and details, or email us at contactcunygames@gmail.com with questions.
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Now that the academic year is fully underway, we wanted to remind everyone that our Call for Proposals for CUNY Games Festival 2.0, scheduled for January 16, 2015, is OPEN!
Visit the conference website — cunygames.org — for more info and to submit a proposal. Proposals are due by October 15, 2014.
And drop us a line with any questions at contactcunygames@gmail.com.
Game on!
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The CUNY Games Network of the City University of New York is excited to announce the second annual CUNY Games Festival to be held on January 16, 2015 at the CUNY Graduate Center in New York City.
The CUNY Games Festival 2.0 is a one day conference to promote and discuss game-based pedagogies in higher education. We aim to bring together all stakeholders in the field: faculty, researchers, graduate and undergraduate students, and game designers. Both CUNY and non-CUNY participation is welcome.
Our Call for Proposals is now open! Proposals are due on October 15, 2014. Please forward far and wide!
Questions? Get in touch at contactcunygames@gmail.com!
A Conference on Game-based Learning in Higher Education
