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Data games Øredev, November 7, 2013, Malmö Marie Gustafsson Friberger Department of Computer Science Malmö University

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Short introduction to the topic of data games. Data games are games that allow the player to freely play with real-world data so as to explore and learn from it. Read more at data-games.org

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Data games

Øredev, November 7, 2013, Malmö

Marie Gustafsson FribergerDepartment of Computer Science

Malmö University

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How can we engage people to understand and make sense of this data?

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data-games?

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Data games

Games that allow the player to freely play with real-world data so as to explore and learn from it.

With some automatic conversion of data from external sources into a form suitable for playing with (precedural content generation).

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Open Data Monopoly

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OpenTrumps

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Bar Chart Ball

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Next steps

• Further develop prototypes so that they can be evaluated, to learn who enjoys playing them, what they learn, etc.

• Look at automatic integration of data from new sources as well as how to transform data to be playable, interesting and possible to learn about.

• Find more partners!

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data-games.org

Marie Gustafsson FribergerMalmö University

[email protected]@mariegus

Julian TogeliusIT University, Copenhagen

[email protected]@togelius

Thanks to students who have developed data games: Andrew Borg Cardona, Michele Ermacora, Anders Mousten, Martin

Møller Jensen, Virgil-Alexandu Tanase and Ulrik Brøndsted