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CALL FOR PAPERS
LIST OF TOPICS
* Education and Games
* Violence and games
* Sociability and games
* Advertising and games
* Emotion and games
* Body and games
* Narrative and games
PROGRAM COMMITTE
*Alexandra Okada (Open University)
*Andrea Lago (Universidade do Estado da Bahia)
*Cristiano Max Pereira Pinheiro (Feevale)
*Dulce Cruz (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina - UFSC)
*Edson Pfutzenreuter (SENAC-SP - UNICAMP)
*Eliane Schlemmer (UNISINOS)
*Esteban Clua (Universidade Federal Fluminense)
*Fabio Paragua (UFAL)
*Filomena Moita (Universidade Estadual da Paraíba)
*Ivelise Fortim (PUC_SP)
*Joaquim Carvalho (UC)
*José C. Ribeiro (FTC / F2J)
*Licinio Roque (University of Coimbra)
*Marcus Tavares (Multirio)
*Maria João Gomes (Universidade do Minho)
*Marsal Avila Alves Branco (FEEVALE)
*Nelson Zagalo (University of Minho)
*Patrícia Gouveia (Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas)
*Roger Tavares (SENAC-SP; PUC-SP)
*Tânia Hetkowski (Universidade do Estado da Bahia)
*Teresa Pessoa (Universidade de Coimbra)
IMPORTANT DATES
* Submission of papers, posters and tutorials:
Postponed to August 20, 2007 (Monday)
* Notification of acceptance:
Postponed to September 24, 2007 (Monday)
(The deadlines for SBGames tracks and tutorials are unified)
SUBMISSION INFORMATION AND PROCEDURES
SBGames-Game&culture allow simultaneous submission of papers and poster to other conferences, provided that this fact is clearly indicated by the authors in the submission process. All accepted papers and posters will be published in the SBGames Proceedings in separate parts. It is the conference policy that at least one of the authors of accepted papers has to register for SBGames.
The formats for papers and posters are identical, but the maximum number of pages differs in each one of these categories. Over-length works may be rejected without review. Additional material (videos, images, programs,…) can be send to be included in the CD-ROM/Site, only after the paper/poster is accepted.
All papers will be cross-reviewed by at least two referees. Papers should present substantial new results in theorethical, empirical, and applied research. Papers may be written in Portuguese or English (English encouraged), in order to increase SBGames visibility world-wide. Papers should be no longer than 10 double-column pages, including all tables, figures, and references. The oral presentation may be in English or Portuguese, preferably in English.
Posters may describe ongoing research, new ideas or surveys. Papers (written in English or Portuguese) should be no longer than 4 double-column pages, Although papers are the main target, SBGames strong stimulates the presentation of posters, because the future of game research depends of new talents testing innovative, but not yet fully developed ideas.
Authors cannot submit the same work as a paper and a poster.
The papers and posters should be sent in PDF format. You should dowload the Document Model for Submission in Word Format or PDF format.
All papers and posters will be cross-reviewed by at least two referees.
The authors should complete and sign the SBGames Copyright Release Form immediately after the notification of acceptance.
Authors must submit their papers/posters using the JEMS system.
CALL FOR TUTORIALS
Filomena Moita (UEPb) - Game & Culture Tutorials chair
Tutorials represent an opportunity to share the experience senior researchers and professionals have gathered in their work in this area with a broader public.
The deadlines for SBGames tracks and tutorials are unified. (see above)
TOPICS OF INTEREST
The tutorials will cover three areas: Computing, Art&Design and Game &
Culture. The specific subject can be, but are not limited to, one of
those suggested in the respective three tracks (computing Art&Design and Game & Culture).
If you have experience on these domains, you can submit a proposal.
Proposals will be selected based on their merit and adequacy to the event and the other works being presented.
If you are just interested in attending some tutorials, as soon as the
proposals are selected, they will be published here and you will be
able to subscribe to them.
SUBMISSION INFORMATION AND PROCEDURES
In the case of "Game& Culture", tutorials are orientations how to use the games in pedagogic sceneries, such as: schools, infocenters and other learning space.
Tutorials will have a duration of 3 hours and the following instructions apply to all proposals. They should not be longer than one or two pages and should contain all of the following information, written in English or in Portuguese:
Title.
Abstract, containing the tutorial's objectives, methodology and any information that may be relevant for its selection.
For the tutorial or "Game & Culture " is important a pedagogic analysis of the game which is submited.
Track (Computing, Game & Culture or Art&Design)
Target audience.
Recommended pre-requisite knowledge
Authors, including, for each one: name, e-mail address, highest academic degree achieved and name of the company or research institution to which the author is affiliated Resources required for the presentation.
All proposals should include a short (150 words or less) biography of each speaker participant, including relevant experience (mandatory); Supporting documentation and examples (optional)
Note: a full text, from 15 to 30 pages long, must be submitted if the abstract is accepted. Texts should be written in English or in Portuguese.
The submissions must be e-mailed to games@comunidadesvirtuais.pro.br and must contain [SBGamesTutorials] in the message's title.
LIST OF TOPICS
* Education and Games
* Violence and games
* Sociability and games
* Advertising and games
* Emotion and games
* Body and games
* Narrative and games
PROGRAM COMMITTE
*Alexandra Okada (Open University)
*Andrea Lago (Universidade do Estado da Bahia)
*Cristiano Max Pereira Pinheiro (Feevale)
*Dulce Cruz (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina - UFSC)
*Edson Pfutzenreuter (SENAC-SP - UNICAMP)
*Eliane Schlemmer (UNISINOS)
*Esteban Clua (Universidade Federal Fluminense)
*Fabio Paragua (UFAL)
*Filomena Moita (Universidade Estadual da Paraíba)
*Ivelise Fortim (PUC_SP)
*Joaquim Carvalho (UC)
*José C. Ribeiro (FTC / F2J)
*Licinio Roque (University of Coimbra)
*Marcus Tavares (Multirio)
*Maria João Gomes (Universidade do Minho)
*Marsal Avila Alves Branco (FEEVALE)
*Nelson Zagalo (University of Minho)
*Patrícia Gouveia (Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas)
*Roger Tavares (SENAC-SP; PUC-SP)
*Tânia Hetkowski (Universidade do Estado da Bahia)
*Teresa Pessoa (Universidade de Coimbra)
IMPORTANT DATES
* Submission of papers, posters and tutorials:
Postponed to August 20, 2007 (Monday)
* Notification of acceptance:
Postponed to September 24, 2007 (Monday)
(The deadlines for SBGames tracks and tutorials are unified)
SUBMISSION INFORMATION AND PROCEDURES
SBGames-Game&culture allow simultaneous submission of papers and poster to other conferences, provided that this fact is clearly indicated by the authors in the submission process. All accepted papers and posters will be published in the SBGames Proceedings in separate parts. It is the conference policy that at least one of the authors of accepted papers has to register for SBGames.
The formats for papers and posters are identical, but the maximum number of pages differs in each one of these categories. Over-length works may be rejected without review. Additional material (videos, images, programs,…) can be send to be included in the CD-ROM/Site, only after the paper/poster is accepted.
All papers will be cross-reviewed by at least two referees. Papers should present substantial new results in theorethical, empirical, and applied research. Papers may be written in Portuguese or English (English encouraged), in order to increase SBGames visibility world-wide. Papers should be no longer than 10 double-column pages, including all tables, figures, and references. The oral presentation may be in English or Portuguese, preferably in English.
Posters may describe ongoing research, new ideas or surveys. Papers (written in English or Portuguese) should be no longer than 4 double-column pages, Although papers are the main target, SBGames strong stimulates the presentation of posters, because the future of game research depends of new talents testing innovative, but not yet fully developed ideas.
Authors cannot submit the same work as a paper and a poster.
The papers and posters should be sent in PDF format. You should dowload the Document Model for Submission in Word Format or PDF format.
All papers and posters will be cross-reviewed by at least two referees.
The authors should complete and sign the SBGames Copyright Release Form immediately after the notification of acceptance.
Authors must submit their papers/posters using the JEMS system.
CALL FOR TUTORIALS
Filomena Moita (UEPb) - Game & Culture Tutorials chair
Tutorials represent an opportunity to share the experience senior researchers and professionals have gathered in their work in this area with a broader public.
The deadlines for SBGames tracks and tutorials are unified. (see above)
TOPICS OF INTEREST
The tutorials will cover three areas: Computing, Art&Design and Game &
Culture. The specific subject can be, but are not limited to, one of
those suggested in the respective three tracks (computing Art&Design and Game & Culture).
If you have experience on these domains, you can submit a proposal.
Proposals will be selected based on their merit and adequacy to the event and the other works being presented.
If you are just interested in attending some tutorials, as soon as the
proposals are selected, they will be published here and you will be
able to subscribe to them.
SUBMISSION INFORMATION AND PROCEDURES
In the case of "Game& Culture", tutorials are orientations how to use the games in pedagogic sceneries, such as: schools, infocenters and other learning space.
Tutorials will have a duration of 3 hours and the following instructions apply to all proposals. They should not be longer than one or two pages and should contain all of the following information, written in English or in Portuguese:
Title.
Abstract, containing the tutorial's objectives, methodology and any information that may be relevant for its selection.
For the tutorial or "Game & Culture " is important a pedagogic analysis of the game which is submited.
Track (Computing, Game & Culture or Art&Design)
Target audience.
Recommended pre-requisite knowledge
Authors, including, for each one: name, e-mail address, highest academic degree achieved and name of the company or research institution to which the author is affiliated Resources required for the presentation.
All proposals should include a short (150 words or less) biography of each speaker participant, including relevant experience (mandatory); Supporting documentation and examples (optional)
Note: a full text, from 15 to 30 pages long, must be submitted if the abstract is accepted. Texts should be written in English or in Portuguese.
The submissions must be e-mailed to games@comunidadesvirtuais.pro.br and must contain [SBGamesTutorials] in the message's title.
Chair: Lynn Alves (UNEB)- lynn <at> lynn.pro.br
Local chair: Eliane Schlemmer (UNISINOS) - elianes <at> unisinos.br
Local chair: Eliane Schlemmer (UNISINOS) - elianes <at> unisinos.br