North American Simulation and Gaming Association (NASAGA) 2011 Conference
The Spirit of the Past, Present, and Future of Learning!

October 5, 2011 Pre-Conference
October 6-8, 2011 Conference

Valley Forge Convention Center, Radisson Hotel
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

From the GAMESNETWORK listserv:

The North American Simulation and Gaming Association (NASAGA) has posted their call for proposals for their 2011 conference (early Oct. in Valley Forge, PA).

This is a group of educators, corporate trainers, and other folks who use games and simulations to teach or train.  It is a conference focused more on the practical side and less on the research side of using training games and simulation.

I’ve been the last few years, as I find it gives a different perspective on using games than we see in our research conferences.  Sessions are all interactive, and you engage with these training/teaching games and simulations from different domains.  I always come back with some new inspirations and ideas.

The call is at

http://www.nasaga.org/profiles/blogs/call-for-proposals-1

and you can find more about the conference at http://www.nasaga.org/page/conference-2011

Scott Nicholson
Syracuse University School of Information Studies
[email protected]

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