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Dissertation arrives in print

By On 15/02/2007 ·

My dissertation has arrived in printed form. If you’d like a copy, come by the office or drop me a line.

 

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Plans and Purposes: Final version of dissertation

By On 05/01/2007 ·

I’ve now uploaded the final version of my dissertation Plans and Purposes: How videogame goals shape player behaviour (4.5MB PDF).
It differs from the previously uploaded draft by having fewer obvious typos. Nothing of substance was changed, I assure you. More info is available at the PhD page.

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PhD defense completed – get ready

By On 09/12/2006 ·

This Thursday I succesfully defended my PhD thesis entitled Plans and Purposes: How Videogame Goals Shape Player Behaviour (slides / preliminary dissertation final dissertation).

The opponents asked reasonable questions, the technical equipment worked flawlessly, the post-defense red wine was half-decent, and any post-defence tension was relieved [...]

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First European symposium on Computer Games and Emotions

By On 23/11/2006 ·

… will be held at ITU on Monday 27.11.2006.

From the official page:

Monday November 27th 2006, 8:30-16:15

IT University of Copenhagen, Rued Langgaards Vej 7, 2300 Copenhagen s, Auditorium 2. How to get here.

The emotional dimension of computer games has has in the recent years became a popular focus for game [...]

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Dissertation proves defensible

By On 16/11/2006 ·

My evaluation comitee has found my dissertation (draft version final version) to be defensible, which means I move on to the final level: Defending the thing on 7 December.
We are close now, we feels it…

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