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ISAGA 2006 Summerschool

(geschrieben von: Willy.Kriz am 05.02.2006, 09:38 Uhr - 3564 mal gelesen)

Die 3. ISAGA Summerschool wird zum Thema Planspieldesign („Art and Science of Simulation & Gaming Design”) von 19 – 26 August 2006 an der FHV - University of Applied Sciences Vorarlberg ausgerichtet.

So wie 2004 an der Ludwig Maximilians Universität München (Deutschland) und 2005 an der Uniwersytet Jagiellonski Krakau (Polen) bietet auch die diesjährige Summerschool eine einwöchige Weiterbildungsaktion und Professionalisierung im Bereich Gaming & Simulation. 32 Teilnehmer werden gemeinsam mit fünf international bekannten Experten zusammentreffen, dabei finden einerseits Fachvorträge, Diskussionen und Gesprächsrunden zum Erfahrungsaustausch statt, andererseits wird – schwerpunktmäßig – in kleinen Projektteams konkret und praxisbezogen an der Entwicklung und Präsentation von Planspielprototypen zusammengearbeitet.

Nach derzeitigem Anmeldestand (1. Februar 2006) kommen Dozenten und Teilnehmer aus folgenden Ländern: Australien, Japan, Niederlande, Italien, Polen, Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass nur 32 vergeben werden und dass SAGSAGA Mitglieder 20% Rabatt bekommen.

Informationen zum Konzept der ISAGA Summerschool, Anmeldung, Programm, Thema, Dozenten, Designprojekten, Vortragsabstracts usw. befinden sich auf der Summerschool-Webpage.

www.isaga-summerschool.org
Email: info@isaga-summerschool.org

International Summer School in Gaming Simulation

Theme: Art and Science of Simulation & Gaming Design

Date: August 19 – 26, 2006

Venue: Dornbirn (Austria)
University of Applied Sciences Vorarlberg

The Summerschool is held jointly by:
International Simulation And Gaming Association ISAGA
Swiss Austrian German Simulation And Gaming Association SAGSAGA

Partners:

University of Applied Sciences Vorarlberg (Austria)
Faculty of Architecture of Alghero-University of Sassari (Italy)

Directors:

Prof. Dr. Paola Rizzi (Italy) and Dr. Willy Kriz (Austria)

Teachers 2006:

Prof. Dr. Jan Klabbers (The Netherlands)
Prof. Dr. Elyssebeth Leigh (Australia)
Dr. Vincent Peters (The Netherlands)
Prof. Dr. Paola Rizzi (Italy)
Dr. Markus Ulrich (Switzerland)

Summer School language is English. Participants will receive a certificate of participation from University of Applied Sciences Vorarlberg, ISAGA and SAGSAGA.

2005 ISAGA Summer School

(geschrieben von: Willy.Kriz am 31.01.2005, 13:59 Uhr - 2354 mal gelesen)

2005 - International ISAGA Summer School in Gaming & Simulation

Theme: Facilitation and Debriefing of Simulation & Gaming

Date: August 20 - 27, 2005

Venue: Krakow (Poland), Uniwersytet Jagiellonski, Center of European Studies

Teaching Staff:
Prof. Dr. Paola Rizzi (Italy); Dr. Willy Kriz (Germany); Prof. Dr. Dmitri Kavtaradze (Russia), Prof. Dr. Jan Klabbers (The Netherlands/Norway), Prof. Dr. Elyssebeth Leigh (Australia), MSc Anne Villems (Estonia)

Participants:
The minimum number of participants is 20. The maximum number of participants is 30. The available places will be granted in the order of registration.

Program:
The summer school will give participants the opportunity to learn about the effective use of different gaming simulation methods and to learn how to facilitate and debrief gaming simulation sessions. Morning sessions: lectures and discussions about the various perspectives on gaming simulation, their facilitation, play and debriefing.Afternoon and evening sessions: Participants will form small project teams. Coached by the teachers, they will prepare simulation game sessions, including their facilitation and debriefing. The teams will facilitate and debrief the games with the remaining group of participants. Each game session is followed by a meta-debriefing with all teachers involved (debriefing of the facilitation and debriefing process).Topics include: Role of facilitator in G&S learning environments, communication skills and pitfalls for facilitators, dealing with group dynamics and conflict management; effective briefing and warming up techniques; debriefing themes, structures and methods; facilitator skills for working with a mix of national and cultural differences. The Summer School language is English.

Participation Fee:
ISAGA members: 400,-- / non-members: 500,-- / student members: 200,-- / student non-members: 250,--
Members of affiliated organizations will be charged the ISAGA member-fee (SAGSAGA, OzSAGA, NASAGA, SAGSET, SAGANET, JASAG, ABSEL, and DiGRA). All prices are in Euro!A number of limited places is available for participants from developing countries (100,-- Euro regular or 50,-- Euro for students). Please contact organizers directly. The fee includes Summer School documentation and certificate. The fee does not include meals or accommodation. A full meal plan (breakfast, lunch and dinner) will cost 15,-- Euro per day and accommodation is available in the nearby university guesthouse (single room: 30,-- Euro per person per night; double room: 20,-- Euro per person per night).

Contact and Registration:
Registration begins on the 1st of February 2005. Please send your registration and CV by email or fax to the organizer. Participation is only effective against pre-payment of the fee. After receiving your registration we will inform you immediately about your admission into the summer school. The payment of the fee must then be made within three weeks in order to secure a place. Contact: Paola Rizzi and Willy Kriz: info@sagsaga.org
www.sagsaga.org/isagaschool2005
fax: +49-89-2180-5153

36. ISAGA Conference

(geschrieben von: Willy.Kriz am 23.10.2004, 09:46 Uhr - 1947 mal gelesen)

ISAGA 05 Conference

Main Theme: Serious Play

27 June to 1 July 2005
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA USA

Contact Information
Prof. Dr. Richard Teach

tel +1 404.894.4355
fax +1 404.894.6030
link: http://www.isaga05.gatech.edu/
email: ISAGA05@mgt.gatech.edu

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Grußwort Bayerischer Staatsminister Dr. Thomas Goppel für die 35. ISAGA/SAGSAGA Conference

(geschrieben von: Willy.Kriz am 28.04.2004, 10:17 Uhr - 2155 mal gelesen)

Zur 35. internationalen Konferenz der International Simulation and Gaming Association ISAGA heiße ich Sie herzlich willkommen. Als international geprägter Wissenschafts- und Forschungsstandort bietet München einen guten und schönen Rahmen für diese Tagung, die ein Forum für Wissenschaftler, Personaltrainer und Berater aus aller Welt darstellt.

Bridging the Gap: Transforming Knowledge into Action through Gaming Simulation - das Motto der diesjährigen Konferenz greift eine bekannte, in einem durch wachsende Komplexität gekennzeichneten Lebens- und Arbeitsumfeld aber aktueller denn je gewordene Fragestellung auf. Die Entwicklung und Anwendung von Planspielen, simulierten Vorgängen und anderen aktivierenden Trainingselementen leisten hierbei einen wertvollen Beitrag für den bereich der Aus- und Weiterbildung, Personal- und Organisationsentwicklung und des Managements.

Den Teilnehmern wünsche ich eine erfolgreiche Konferenz mit interessanten Diskussionen und Workshops sowie einen angenehmen Aufenthalt in München.

München im April 2004.

Dr. Thomas Goppel.
Bayerischer Staatsminister für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst.

ISAGA 2004 Last Call for Papers

(geschrieben von: Willy.Kriz am 15.04.2004, 10:19 Uhr - 2371 mal gelesen)

LAST CALL FOR PAPERS für die ISAGA/SAGSAGA conference 2004

Bridging the Gap: Transforming Knowledge into Action through Gaming and Simulation

35th Annual Conference of the International Simulation And Gaming Association (ISAGA) and Conjoint Conference of SAGSAGA
6.-10. September 2004
Ludwig Maximilians University
Munich, Germany

Contact: isaga2004@sagsaga.org
Information, Download of Flyer and Forms: www.sagsaga.org/isaga2004

Welcome to the 35th ISAGA conference 2004 in Munich! The conference is being held jointly by ISAGA (International Simulation And Gaming Association) and SAGSAGA (Swiss Austrian German Simulation And Gaming Association). The conference is a forum for enhancing gaming simulation and related approaches. A wide range of methodologies such as business and management simulation games, computer simulations, role-play, learning games, scenarios, policy exercises, case studies, project methods and experiential learning activities and their design and debriefing will be discussed. A variety of keynote and research paper presentations, panel discussions, poster sessions and workshops will ensure an interesting program. Among others Richard Duke (founding father and honorary member of ISAGA) and Jan Klabbers (general secretary of ISAGA for more than 25 years) will be present to celebrate the 35th anniversary and to tell the Saga of ISAGA.

The conference will be of relevance to all who are interested in gaming and simulation as academics and practitioners, as well as those from all sectors of education, training and management. The conference will encourage communication among professional users and designers of gaming simulation methods in the private sector (industry and business) and in public institutions (science, education, administration). We expect about 400 participants from all over the world and we look forward meeting you! Right now about 125 persons from 22 nations are registered.

Please note that there are reduced fees for members of ISAGA and many other Gaming Simulation related associations like SAGSAGA, NASAGA,
ABSEL, SAGSET, JASAG, DiGRA, SIGIS etc. Please note that there are special reduced fees for students and participants coming from developing countries.

Please note that there is a special reduced fee for early registration till 30. April 2004.

The conference fee is an inclusive price and covers the conference documentation, transportation during the conference (public transportation ticket), lunch, refreshments, conference proceedings, social program (special sightseeing tours in the beautiful historic town of Munich, conference dinner in the world most famous public beer house, the ?Hofbräuhaus? (founded in 1589), with traditional Bavarian meals and beer, typical Bavarian folklore, music and dance progra, receptions
in university and town hall chambers etc.) and ISAGA membership for one year. Please note that the fee does not include accommodation.

Last Call for Papers - deadline to submit contributions is 30th April 2004.

You are especially invited to contribute under the main theme and to present innovative projects in education and training. Contributions may also focus on a wide range of other themes related to theory, research and practice in the field of gaming simulation. If you would like to contribute, please send an abstract via email or fax to the conference organizer. The length of the abstract must not exceed 350 words and the length of the full paper must not exceed 4000 words. A detailed guideline for the style of the full paper will be available at the website in April 2004. For the abstract you do not need to follow specific rules. Send them to wkriz@edupsy.uni-muenchen.de
Contributors should state the format, whether the contribution is a workshop (60 minutes or 120 minutes; activity based session with game play and/or demonstration of simulation game and discussion), a paper (40 minutes; based on research, theory, development or experience with discussion) or a poster presentation (displayed throughout the conference and discussed in a special 45-minute poster session). The program committee will consider all abstracts received and will inform potential contributors regarding their presentation to the program.
Please remember to include paper title, format, full name, affiliation, address, telephone, fax and email with the abstract.

Deadline for paper abstract: 30th April, 2004
Notification of acceptance: 15th May, 2004
Deadline for full paper: 15th June, 2004

Contributors must strictly follow the time schedule, because both CD and book will be published before the conference.
Abstracts and papers received after the given deadlines may be included in the conference session?s program, but cannot be included in the CD or book recorded proceedings, nor can they be considered eligible for the ?outstanding paper award? review process.

There are three Special Sessions:

1. Simulation / gaming for Technological Infrastructures and Utilities; session organizers: Dr. Ivo Wenzler (Accenture; Delft University of Technology) and Dr. Igor Mayer (Delft University of Technology).

2. The art & science of design: the interplay between design-in-the-large and design-in-the small; session organizer: Prof. Dr. Jan H.G. Klabbers (KMPC, NL; Department of Information & Media Science,University of Bergen, Norway)

3. Gaming Simulation for Urban Management and Urban Planning; session organizers: Prof. Dr. Paola Rizzi (wid, Italy), Professor Toshiyuki Kaneda (University of Nagoya, Japan)

If you want to contribute with your paper to those special sessions please include this information in your abstract.

Otherwise your paper, workshop or poster will be assigned into the regular parallel session program.

Please take a look to the webpage under the menue >call for papers< to read further information. We already put a first detailed program online. Also about 40 abstracts that already have been accepted are online.

Among others these are examples of Keynotes and accepted contributions that will be presented at ISAGA 2004:

Example Workshops:

Sivasailam Thiagarajan, Workshops by Thiagi Inc., Bloomington, USA
Classification Card Games: Flexible Strategies for Mastering Procedures and Concepts
and
Conducting Training Games with Large Groups
and
Textra Games: How To Transform Dull Text into Dynamic Games
and
Interactive Storytelling

Alfred Essenwanger, Firma Bergwolf, Kempten, Germany
Ropes Course Experiential Game >Bridging the Gap<

Joseph Wolfe, Experiential Adventures LLC, Tulsa, USA
The Factory Location Exercise

Panel Discussion:

Prof. Dr. Jan H.G. Klabbers, KMPC, NL; Department of Information Science & Media Studies, University of Bergen, Norway
Saga about ISAGA: A retrospect and a prospect

with following discussion by Prof. Dr. Dick Duke, Prof. Dr. Cathy Greenblat, Prof. Dr. Paola Rizzi, Prof. Dr. Fred Percival and others.

Example Papers:

Prof. Dr. Dennis Meadows, President of Laboratory for Interactive Learning, University of New Hampshire, Durham, USA
World3 and STRATEGEM - Conclusions from a thirty years effort to achieve change from computer simulation and from gaming.

Prof. Dr. Elyssebeth Leigh, Faculty of Education, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Mapping the Gaps - Exploring boundaries, intersections and gaps in our naming of gaming and simulation

Prof. Dr. Hubert Law-Yone, Faculty of Architecture and Planning, Technion, Israel
Towards an ecology of simulation games

Dr. Ivo Wenzler, Accenture, Amsterdam; Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Translating simulation results into real-life performance improvement: A practitioners view

Prof. Dr. Rolf Oerter, Department of Psychology, Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany
Play as an universal human activity - its role in leisure and labour

Prof. Dr. Richard Teach, Dupree College of Management, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA
The breath and depth of games and simulation

Nils Högsdal, Tertia Edusoft GmbH., Tübingen, Germany
Simulation and Gaming Approaches in Entrepreneurship-Education

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus D. Thoben & Dipl. Wi.-Ing. Max Schwesig
University of Bremen, Bremen Institute of Industrial Technology and Applied Work Science (BIBA), Germany
Playing interorganisational learning in production networks - The SHARE approach

Igor S. Mayer, Ellen van Bueren, Pieter Bots, Robin Seidel, Haiko van der Voort
Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Collaborative decision-making for Sustainable Urban Renewal Projects: a Simulation-Gaming Approach

Prof. Dr. S. Tsuchiya, D. Hyakushima, R. Watanabe, Faculty of Social Systems Science, Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan
From scientific safety to elimination of anxiety: A risk communication support system

Prof. Dr. Adekunle Akinyemi, United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
Gaming Simulation for bridging the gap between conventional and contemporary learning strategies

Prof. Dr. Richard D. Teach & Robert G. Schwartz, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA & Eastern Washington University
The Transaction Action: a set of buyer-seller didactic exercises

Hanafizan Hussain, Faculty of Creative Multimedia, Multimedia University, Malaysia
Edutainment in Malaysia - The Local Fruitful in Learning Math for Children

Ralf Hansmann, Helmut W.Crott, Maurus Gamper, Martin Haaf, Roland W. Scholz,
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, Institute Human-Environment Systems, Natural and Social Sciences Interface, Switzerland;
Albert-Ludwigs Universität Freiburg i.Br., Department of Social Psychology, Germany, Military Academy at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, Switzerland
A three person chess game: Coalition formation, strategic behavior, and possibilities for practical applications

Dr. Ivo Wenzler & Lenneke van der Weegen, Accenture, The Netherlands
Designing day-in-a-life simulations - the case of a deregulated market
simulation for a large utility company

Dr. Stefan Strohschneider, Institut für Theoretische Psychologie, Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Germany
MS ANTWERPEN: A Simulation for Emergency Management Training

Shinako Matsuyama & Takao Terano
Graduate School of Systems Management, The University of Tsukuba, Tokyo, Japan
Designing Business Games from and for Case Studies

Willy Christian Kriz & Jan Hense
Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, Department of Psychology, Germany
Evaluation of the EU-Project >Simulation of business management decision processes< - Design, Roll-Out and Learning Effects of the simulation game SIMGAME in business education

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