DiGRA AustraliaDiGRA Australia has a long-standing commitment to inclusivity and diversity. We note that parent-researchers often face inequitable hurdles to attend and fully participate in conferences. As such, we have assembled the following information for parent researchers considering attending DiGRAA 2019. Children at DiGRAA We welcome children to DiGRA Australia, and any children in attendance are welcome […]
We are delighted to announce that DiGRAA 2019 will be held at The University of Sydney, February 12-13. The CFP is available here. Key Dates November 12th – Abstract Submission Deadline December 12th – Notification of Submission Outcome February 12th & 13th – Conference
DiGRA Australia 2019: What’s Next? We invite you to contribute to a two-day game studies conference to be held 12th and 13th February at The University of Sydney. Registration for DiGRA Australia conferences is free. Key Dates November 12th – Abstract Submission Deadline December 12th – Notification of Submission Outcome February 12th & 13th […]
The Australian chapter of the Digital Games Research Association (DiGRA) invites expressions of interest from relevant departments, schools, or centres at Australian universities to host the fourth DiGRA Australia National Conference in February 2019. The successful host will be selected by the DiGRA Australia board. The board will be guided by the following criteria in […]
Please find below the final program for our DiGRAA 2016 Symposium. If you note any errors, please contact us. The event will be held at Swinburne University in the AGSE building. Thursday 17 November Time Begin Time End Title 9:00 12:00 Postgraduate Workshop (separate registration required) 11:30 12:00 REGISTRATIONS OPEN 11:45 12:30 Lunch (provided) 12:30 1:30 […]
2016 DiGRAA National Conference CFP We invite you to contribute to a two-day game studies symposium from November 17th-18th, 2016 to be held at Swinburne University of Technology. The theme for the DiGRAA Symposium 2016 will be ‘Tensions’. **Please note: There has been a submission extension. Submissions are now due on Friday August 26th.** […]
2016 DiGRAA National Conference CFP We invite you to contribute to a two-day game studies symposium from November 17th-18th, 2016 to be held at Swinburne University of Technology. The theme for the DiGRAA Symposium 2016 will be ‘Tensions’. Details Games have frequently been sites of conflict, contention, and competition. As both games and gaming […]
(Programme pdf) 10:00am Opening remarks 10:15am Finding Spaces & Play The Growing Pervasiveness of Games and Play – Hugh Davies (pdf) Finding Ways of Being: Psychogeography in Urban Codemaking – Troy Innocent and Steven Conway (pdf) Travelling with Giuliana Bruno to the Videogame – Dan Golding (pdf) 11.15am Morning Tea 11.30am Ways of Design Punctuate a Moving […]
CFP: 2016 DiGRA Australia Queensland Symposium Wayfinding Register for Conference link Conference Programme Academic work on games and play in Queensland is being conducted within a wide variety of disciplines and from an even broader number of conceptual and analytical approaches. DiGRAA Brisbane is thus delighted to announce the inaugural event of this local chapter, […]
Conference program available here.