FDG 21

Foundations of Digital Games

Fully Online

FDG 2021 Workshops

More information will be provided on workshop websites.

The 2021 Workshop on User Experience of Artificial Intelligence in Games (UXofAI)

Workshop website

Henrik Warpefelt, Christoph Salge, Magy Seif El-Nasr, Jichen Zhu, Mirjam Eladhari and Harko Verhagen

The Second Game Analytics Workshop (GAW'21)

Workshop website

Rafet Sifa, Simon Demediuk and Anders Drachen

The 12th Workshop on Procedural Content Generation (PCG2021)

Workshop website

Maren Awiszus, Jialin Liu, Christoph Salge and Anurag Sarkar

Virtual Tabletop Game Play and Design for Diverse Participants and Purposes

Workshop website

Elisabeth Gee, Taylor Kessner, Luis E. Pérez Cortés, Yuchan Gao and Jeremy Bernier

WORKSHOP PROPOSALS

Chairs

Lindsay Grace — University of Miami, USA
Gorm Lai — Goldsmiths, University of London, UK

Workshop proposals for FDG 2021 have closed. We now invite authors to browse the above accepted workshops for their call for entries.

FDG workshops are full-day or half-day sessions focused on current and emerging game-related topics. They can provide a setting for new developments to be presented, discussed and demonstrated, or be hands-on or studio-based. We especially encourage workshops and topics that involve participants from diverse disciplinary and other backgrounds working together to explore and advance new areas of game-related scholarship.

Workshop proposals are up to 6 pages (excluding references) in the single-column paper submission format​. They should include: a background section explaining and motivating the workshop, the objectives of the workshop, planned activities, the background of the organizer(s), publication plans (if any), anticipated number of participants, and the means for soliciting and selecting participants. Workshop proposals will not be included in the conference proceedings.

Workshop Submissions

Workshop proposals should be submitted using EasyChair.

Enquiries: fdg2021@easychair.org