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mw. dr. J.I.L. Veugen
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At the moment I'm an senior lecturer at
the
faculty of Humanities My lectures are on digital media (including history of); trans-, inter- and intramediality and comparative art studies, with a special interest in computer games. I'm chair of the BA Education Committee of Art and Culture and coordinator of the Media track in the Media, Art, Design and Architecture (MKDA) BA. I'm a member of the
Association for Computing Machinery I peer review articles especially on games (comparative) and I am a committee member and
reviewer for IADIS
International Association for Development of the Information Society ResearchMy research focuses on computer games as a narrative medium. How do games tell stories? And how does this differ from the way films and books do? In the past years transmedia storytelling involving (alternate reality) games has become very much a part of my research as have complex narratives (at the moment especially in TV-series). Research interests: computer games and trans-, inter-, intra, and cross-mediality; complex narratives, history and computer games; affect/emotion and computer games; immersion and computer games; gender and computer games; education and computer games. SpecialIn 2015-16 Maxime Durand Ubisoft's in-house historian (assassin's creed ) gave a graduate workshop and lecture which can still be accessed through the VU website (requires Silverlight). ClassesIn 2016-2017 I will be teaching the following classes:
courses marked with an (E) are taught in English. See my résumé for the BA & MA classes I have taught in the past. Supervision
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