SPIR608/Weblinks

< SPIR608

Political Simulations and Gaming
Course	Jan - April 2011 at the University of Westminster
Classes	Week 1 Introduction to module \| Week 2 Politics as a game \| Week 3 Military historians and gaming \| Week 4 Game theory and gaming \| Week 5 Cultural theorists and gaming \| Week 6 Russell King from Serious Games \| Week 7 Game design principles: abstraction, competition & realism \| Week 8 Game design principles: iteration, sociability & playability \| Week 9 Guided Independent Study \| Week 10 Tutorials and play-testing of Prototype Political Simulations \| Week 11 Tutorials and play-testing of Prototype Political Simulations \| Week 12 Final assessment of Prototype Political Simulations
Resources	Bibliography \| Games \| London Gaming Clubs \| Weblinks \| Game mechanics \| Components \| Evaluation
Design groups	Law and Disorder \| BRIC \| Sex Slaves \| Clash Of The Titans \| Fight for Libya! \| Election Enmity \| "Nuclear War?" \| Energy Game
This course is run by Dr Richard Barbrook at the University of Westminster

General Websites

BoardGameGeek: reviews, photographs and forums for lovers of board games.
Brettspiel
Journal of Board Game Design
Mike Doyle, The Function(s) of Game Art
Computer Games Design at UEL

Videos

Scott Nicholson

Scott Nicholson is a an Associate Professor at Syracuse University

Board Games with Scott: Video reviews of loads of board games.
GAMBIT Class: CMS.608 Scott Nicholson on "Board Game Publishing"

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