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Robert O. Duncan (he/him/his) (https://commons.gc.cuny.edu/members/alreet/)
wrote a new blog post CUNY Games Conference: Abstract Submission Extended
(https://games.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2024/12/17/cuny-games-conference-abstract-submission-extended/)
in the group CUNY Games Network
(https://commons.gc.cuny.edu/groups/games-teaching-and-learning/)::

Join us for the 11th annual CUNY Games Conference January 23 online.*
Abstract submission has been extended to Dec 31st.*

The CUNY Games Network of the City University of New York is excited to
announce The CUNY Games Conference 11.0, to be held online January 23 and
in-person January 24 at the Borough of Manhattan Community College in New
York City.

The CUNY Games Conference combines workshops, idea exchanges, interactive
participant presentations, playtesting, and playing tabletop games into a
two-day hybrid event to promote and discuss game-based learning. The
conference focuses on creative pedagogy, such as playful learning
activities or games, that teachers can use in the classroom every day. Day
1 will be online and feature interactive presentations by attendees,
informal idea exchange sessions, and workshops by the conference
organizers. Day 2 will be in-person in NYC and feature select presentations
and workshops, poster sessions, playtesting and game modding, and casual
play of tabletop games.

We are calling all researchers, teachers, and graduate students who play or
design games/playful interactive activities for your classes to participate
or present! Our network emphasizes higher education, but those in the K-12
are encouraged to participate. Both CUNY and non-CUNY participation is
welcome. No commercial solicitation will be allowed.

*Submit an Abstract*

For Day 1 online, we desire presentations on the theory and practice of
play and games (non-digital and digital), including game-based classroom
activities for learning. All presentations will be 15 minutes and must have
an interactive component that ideally demonstrates the core mechanic of
your game/activity or those you researched. You can view samples of
accepted conference presentations here: https://tinyurl.com/mvk48vm3

For Day 2 in-person, we are looking for demonstrations of learning games
you developed, playtesting of games in development, or poster presentations
of your work. If desired, Day 1 presenters can also bring any of their
learning games on Day 2 for demonstration and testing. We may be able to
accommodate online game presentations on Day 2 via Zoom, but the platform
has yet to be decided. If there is enough momentum for a Day 2 online
session, it may run concurrently with the in-person session.

Your proposal must include: session format; contact information for the
corresponding presenter; name, affiliation, and email address for each
additional presenter; title, 400-word abstract (including a 100-word
description on how the presentation will be interactive); and special
requests (e.g., equipment requirements for Day 2). Please proofread and
edit your proposal before submission. Accepted proposals will be published
in our conference proceedings. For more information, visit us at
https://wp.me/P6o5PQ-1av.

*Please use the following link to submit: *

*https://forms.gle/71Ps7L3Ysiwdxitj7* (https://forms.gle/71Ps7L3Ysiwdxitj7)

———- Forwarded message ———
From: Robert O. Duncan (CUNY Games Network) <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, Dec 17, 2024 at 9:16 PM
Subject: Blog Post – CUNY Games Conference: Abstract Submission Extended
To: <[email protected]>

— Reply ABOVE THIS LINE to add a comment —

[image: CUNY Academic Commons] (http://commons.gc.cuny.edu)
Hi Matthew K. Gold (he/him),
——————————

Robert O. Duncan (he/him/his) (https://commons.gc.cuny.edu/members/alreet/)
wrote a new blog post CUNY Games Conference: Abstract Submission Extended
(https://games.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2024/12/17/cuny-games-conference-abstract-submission-extended/)
in the group CUNY Games Network
(https://commons.gc.cuny.edu/groups/games-teaching-and-learning/)::

Join us for the 11th annual CUNY Games Conference January 23 online.*
Abstract submission has been extended to Dec 31st.*

The CUNY Games Network of the City University of New York is excited to
announce The CUNY Games Conference 11.0, to be held online January 23 and
in-person January 24 at the Borough of Manhattan Community College in New
York City.

The CUNY Games Conference combines workshops, idea exchanges, interactive
participant presentations, playtesting, and playing tabletop games into a
two-day hybrid event to promote and discuss game-based learning. The
conference focuses on creative pedagogy, such as playful learning
activities or games, that teachers can use in the classroom every day. Day
1 will be online and feature interactive presentations by attendees,
informal idea exchange sessions, and workshops by the conference
organizers. Day 2 will be in-person in NYC and feature select presentations
and workshops, poster sessions, playtesting and game modding, and casual
play of tabletop games.

We are calling all researchers, teachers, and graduate students who play or
design games/playful interactive activities for your classes to participate
or present! Our network emphasizes higher education, but those in the K-12
are encouraged to participate. Both CUNY and non-CUNY participation is
welcome. No commercial solicitation will be allowed.

*Submit an Abstract*

For Day 1 online, we desire presentations on the theory and practice of
play and games (non-digital and digital), including game-based classroom
activities for learning. All presentations will be 15 minutes and must have
an interactive component that ideally demonstrates the core mechanic of
your game/activity or those you researched. You can view samples of
accepted conference presentations here: https://tinyurl.com/mvk48vm3

For Day 2 in-person, we are looking for demonstrations of learning games
you developed, playtesting of games in development, or poster presentations
of your work. If desired, Day 1 presenters can also bring any of their
learning games on Day 2 for demonstration and testing. We may be able to
accommodate online game presentations on Day 2 via Zoom, but the platform
has yet to be decided. If there is enough momentum for a Day 2 online
session, it may run concurrently with the in-person session.

Your proposal must include: session format; contact information for the
corresponding presenter; name, affiliation, and email address for each
additional presenter; title, 400-word abstract (including a 100-word
description on how the presentation will be interactive); and special
requests (e.g., equipment requirements for Day 2). Please proofread and
edit your proposal before submission. Accepted proposals will be published
in our conference proceedings. For more information, visit us at
https://wp.me/P6o5PQ-1av.

*Please use the following link to submit: *

*https://forms.gle/71Ps7L3Ysiwdxitj7* (https://forms.gle/71Ps7L3Ysiwdxitj7)