Do you know any conferences, meetings or trainings?

April 4th, 2005 by Michael E. Jeppesen

If you know any conferences, meetings or trainings on interactive storytelling, please post a comment here with the info..

The INSCAPE Open Community really appreciates your information.

Posted in Events, Interactive Storytelling |

5 Responses

  1. Jana Egger Says:

    There will be an INSCAPE Training Course for Open Community members in Salzburg, July 4-6, 2008. During that couse participants will have the chance to get to know the INSCAPE software by developing an own INSCAPE story. Please have a look at http://www.summerschool.europrix.org for details.

    The developed stories can be submitted right after the course to the INSCAPE OC Special Award of the EUROPRIX Multimedia Awards at http://www.toptalent.europrix.org.

  2. Jana Egger Says:

    This Conference askes for papers about teaching interactive storytelling

    Multimedia and e-contents
    EUROPRIX Academic Network Conference 2007
    organised by the European Academy for Digital Media
    supported by Austrian Ministry of Science and Research

    CALL FOR PAPERS

    November 23 - 24, 2007.
    Graz, Austria

    Scope of Call and Purpose of Conference
    Multimedia and e-contents are a rapidly growing field of academic instruction and professional training ranging from creative design to innovative ICT applications. The EUROPRIX Academic Network Conference focuses on developments in teaching and learning the best use of the new technologies. Invited are for instance instructors in interactive media, art and design schools, professors from technical universities and ICT teachers from the applied sciences.

    At the conference you will present your analyses on current trends in the industry and markets, new developments in demands from students and effects of teaching practices. The conference invites submissions that present scientific ideas and technological state-of-the-art inquiries, new techniques and teaching methods, successful cases in course developments, evaluation reports on teaching effects etc. The submitted papers will be peer-reviewed by the Program Committee.

    Program
    The conference includes also 5 panel discussions to given themes. The program will be completed by presentations of Top Talent Professors and Nominees presenting their institutes, their courses and their lecture praxis.

    The conference also includes the yearly strategy session of the EUROPRIX Academic Network for planning activities in the upcoming year.

    Call for Papers

    We are inviting papers on the general theme of the conference and for the following topics:
    1. Smart Interfaces – intuitive use of augmented and mixed realities
    2. Mobile Paradigm for content development
    3. Virtual versus real world - Second Life and other social services
    4. Teaching Interactive Story Authoring
    5. Mega trends in e-content – what do they mean for education?
    Publication
    Abstracts and full papers accepted for the conference will be published in the DUV -Deutscher Universitätsverlag, Germany in the Series on “Smart Media and Applications Research” edited by Peter A. Bruck. Papers can only be published when also be presented at the conference.
    Schedule
    August 30 Submission deadline for abstracts

    September 10 Notification of acceptance

    October 15 Submission deadline for full papers (camera ready)

    November 23-24 Conference

    Abstracts should be at most 50 lines plus references, papers should be 12 to 15 pages.
    All abstracts and papers must be submitted as an email attachment to egger@icnm.net.

    Program Board
    • Peter A. Bruck – Austrian Research Centers, Vienna
    • Daniel Kapelian – University of Paris 8
    • Melissa Lee Price – Staffordshire University
    • Ursula Maier Rabler – University of Salzburg
    • Cai Melakoski – Tampere Polytechnic Univ. of Applied Sciences
    • Rodica Mocan – Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj
    • Alexander Nischelwitzer – University of Applied Scienes Joanneum, Graz – Local Chair
    • Michael Haller – Univ. of Applied Scienes Hagenberg
    • Richard Vickers – Hull School of Art & Design

    For registrations, questions or further information please contact Mrs Jana Egger: egger@icnm.net

  3. Sally Jane Norman Says:

    for those who won’t be in Strasbourg next week but are in/ near England and interested in live performance and technology, Steve Benford and I are both speaking here and there’ll be some good work for gleaning info on artist end-users, whatever that means.

    http://www2.ntu.ac.uk/ntsad/bonington/r_pdt.shtml

    best

    sjn

  4. Armele Adams Says:

    PARTICIPATORY DESIGN CONFERENCE 2006 Art Track - CALL FOR ARTWORKS

    http://www.participart.org/

    ParticipART will be an exhibition on participative and electronic art at the MART (Museum of Modern Art of Trento and Rovereto, Italy) from the 2nd to the 4th of August 2006.

    ParticipART invites artists, musicians, game designers and performers to submit proposals of art works to be part of a public exhibition, performances, and discussions.

    PartecipART is the Art Track of The Participatory Design Conference (PDC) 2006, “Expanding Boundaries in Design”, to be held July 31-August 5, 2006 in Trento, Italy.

    PDC focuses on the design and development of computing and information technologies in diverse social contexts, with the active collaboration of people who use or are affected by these systems. Over the years, our design discussions have been enlivened and enriched by the efforts of musicians, architects, computer graphic designers and artists working across a wide range of disciplines. Artists presenting their work at PDC ‘06 will enjoy a rare opportunity to reach a technically expert and socially engaged community of practitioners.

    TOPICS

    ParticipART is the Art Track of the Participatory Design Conference (PDC). The PD community is interested in taking inspiration from and collaborating with artists and designers engaged in creative practices that support new roles for visitors/viewers as active spect-actors and co-authors.

    INVITED ARTISTS AND WORKS

    Artists/designers working in the field of visual, installation, and performative arts are invited to submit projects that allows participants’ interactions to become part of a piece of art or performance. Projects should address/explore the theme of ‘boundaries’.

    REVIEWING PROCESS

    Projects will be reviewed and curated by an interdisciplinary group of experts, including Giorgio Verzotti, chief curator of MART (Museo d’arte contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto: http://www.mart.trento.it).

    EXHIBITION AND DISCUSSION

    Selected projects will be displayed at MART as part of a special event with the opportunity for discussion and feedback from conference participants.

    SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

    Please submit a 2 page description of the art work (submission web site to be announced), with links to previous work (or a CD), in which the project is described, its relation to partecipation, and specific requirements for display by January 16, 2006.

    Armele.A

  5. Sally Jane Norman Says:

    Dear INSCAPERS,

    Please find below urls for two calls for submissions for international electronic arts events with respective deadlines of 15th October (ISEA) and 30th September (VIDA).

    The ISEA Transvergence call (San Jose, August 2006) englobes a number of general concepts related to interdisciplinary arts and new media:

    http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/transvergence/index.html

    The VIDA - Art and Artificial Life - Competition organised by the Fundacion Telefonica in Madrid (October 2005), has scope for work on avatars and intelligent agents which many of you are involved in:

    http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/vida/

    They’re both high profile events, on the edgier “art” side rather than on the commercial production side, and tend to draw very diverse materials.

    The San Jose ISEA edition will be positioning itself as a Pacific Rim/ Silicon Valley event with an international focus, and mobilise West Coast Americans, along with the usual bunch from Japan/ Singapore, Australasia, and of course Europe.

    VIDA has a very strong Latin American thread alongside the usual North American/ Japanese/ European stake-holders, and is developing explicit funded links with South American artists.

    Best wishes to all, and advance thanks for forwarding this information to any potentially interested people/ organisations

    sjn

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