Resources

SSAGSG Books

1. Worlds in play: international perspectives on digital games research, edited by Suzanne de Castell, Jennifer Jenson, New York: Peter Lang, c2007.
2. Story, simulations & serious games: tales from the trenches, by Nick Iuppa & Terry Borst.
3. The Magic Circle: Principles of Gaming & Simulation by Jan H. G. Klabbers, 2006.
4. Developing Serious Games (Game Development Series), 2007, by Bryan Bergeron.
5. Games and simulations in online learning: research and development frameworks ed by David Gibson, Clark Aldrich and Marc Prensky, 2007.
6. Organizing and Learning through Gaming and Simulation, Proceedings of ISAGA 2007, Igor Mayer & Hanneke Mastik ed, 2008.
7. Why Do Games Work? In search of the active substance, Leon de Caluwe, Gert Jan Hofstede, Vincent Peters, ed, Kluwer 2008. (A gift from the editors to SSAGSg)
8. Changing the world through meaningful play, The 41st ISAGA Conference Proceedings, Spokan, 2010.

SSAGSG CDs

1. GAMES: Virtual Worlds and Reality, The 39th Conference ISAGA2008 Proceedings.
2. Bernie Keys Library, Ninth Edition, 2008, The Keys to Research in Business Simulation and Experiential Learning, ABSEL. (A gift from Dick Teach)
3. Learn to Game, Game to Learn, The 40th Conference ISAGA2009 Proceedings.

Articles

• A Visit to Boeing Simulation Lab (contributed by Ms LEONG Jern Chee)
• Games in Teaching in Singapore Schools [ISAGA2009 paper] (contributed by Dr YEO Gee Kin and Dr Bimlesh WADHWA)
• A Framework for In Process Assessment in Games and Simulations [ISAGA2009 paper] (contributed by Mr Steve QIAN Xin and Dr YEO Gee Kin)
• Colonisation of Southeast Asia [ISAGA2009 paper] (contributed by Mr LIM Teck Huat)
• Understanding Academic Theories Through Computer Gaming [ISAGA2009 paper] (contributed by Mr Aguss HASHIM)
• Collaboration in Virtual Worlds [ISAGA2009 paper] (contributed by Prof Fiona NAH)
• Proper Handling of Real Players in Serious Gaming Studies [ISAGA2009 paper] (contributed by Prof Gary TAN Soon Huat)
• An IBM Power Systems Education Project in Second Life [ISAGA2009 paper] (contributed by Prof SIAU Keng Leng)
• Writing Interactive Digital Stories as Projects (contributed by Dr. YEO Gee Kin)
• Learning from Games (contributed by Dr. YEO Gee Kin)

Glossaries

• A Glossary of Traditional Chinese Toys & Games

Presentation Slides (ISAGA 2010)

• YEO G K, B WADHWA, CHANG S T: Wisdom in Traditional Chinese & Indian Games

Presentation Slides (ISAGA 2009)

• Keynote by Prof CHANG Shih-Tsung: Competitive Analysis of Role Play Simulation Games to the Value and Meaning of UE Learning and Edutainment Study
• Keynote by Prof CHEE Yam San: Game-based Learning: Opportunities and Challenges for 21st Century Education
• Keynote by Dr Sara de FREITAS: The Power of Immersive Experiences: Using serious games and virtual worlds to enrich social interactions and create new spaces
• Keynote by Prof Gertjan HOFSTEDE: What game are you really playing? – How culture changes the rules
• Keynote by Prof Dmitriy KAVTARADZE: Wisdom by Gaming vs Knowledge by Learning
• Keynote by Prof Ryohe NAKATSU: Interactive Digital Media and its Future

Presentation Slides (SSAGSG 2009)

• Workshop at UWA Conference: Gaming to Upgrade 2009 (contributed by Mr Paschal TAY and Dr YEO Gee Kin)
• Talk at Nan Hua Primary School: Gaming Approaches in Learning and Teachers’ Roles (contributed by Dr YEO Gee Kin)

Presentation Slides (SSAGSG 2008)

• Talk for UROP: How Serious is Serious Gaming? (contributed by Dr YEO Gee Kin)
• Public Seminar: Crisis Management and Symbiotic Simulation (contributed by Mr Seth Hetu)

Presentation Slides (SSAGSG 2007)

• Public Seminar: Games for Education – How Engaging Can They Be? (contributed by Mr MAK Wai Keong)
• Public Workshop: Learning Through Simulations & Games (contributed by Dr Elyssebeth LEIGH)