Drawing on a rich variety of examples ranging from wrestling kittens to massively multiplayer online gaming, Ben Cerveny discusses how meaning is generated in play and why creative people need it.
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New forms of gaming, including collaborative alternate reality games, and games that blur the boundary between reality and fiction.
The ‘Come Out & Play Festival’ will transform Amsterdam into a playground! This short invitation to the festival highlights the...
Hosted by Julian Bleecker, Professor, University of Southern California and Researcher (United States)
Contemporary play crosses the border between the real and the virtual world, extending our everyday perception of the city. How can play...
Once the stuff of science fiction, virtual worlds are becoming central to the future of marketing, technology, entertainment and...
Neil Gershenfeld and his colleagues have created Fab Labs around the world. He shows how personal fabrication is possible today and how...
Enjoy this introduction on Identity 2.0 and how the concept of digital identity is evolving - This fast-paced talk will provide...
With the rise of the internet and digital technology, we have not only been given the power to produce and distribute digital content,...
