Wolfgang Effelsberg
Stefan Göbel
ABSTRACT
The ACM First International Workshop on Serious Games was held on November 7, 2014. It was co-located with ACM's Inter-national Conference on Multimedia in Orlando. The purpose of the workshop was to bring together researchers and practitioners working on the development and use of serious games. The rationale behind co-locating this workshop with ACM Multimedia was that games are indeed multimedia systems, involving 3D graphics, integrated audio processing, human factors for the input devices, and often also the real-time transmission of events over computer networks.
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Index Terms
- Serious Games 2014: International Workshop on Serious Games
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