Games Research Association of Poland
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Games Research Association of Poland
PTBG is the first academic ludological society in Poland. It gathers scholars and students of numerous universities, different specializations (linguistics, theory of literature, sociology, psychology, philosophy, history, economy, computing, and other sciences and arts) and professions, as well as practitioners – game players and game designers, dealing with broadly perceived game issues especially Role–Playing Games and computer games.
The aim of the association is to popularise and develop knowledge of games, both in theoretical (interdisciplinary, as well as from the point of view of particular disciplines) and practical (creating and distributing games;didactic applications) perspective. Games Research Association of Poland has an ambition for its members to establish valuable scholarly theoretical assumptions and introduce innovative practical solutions.
The association organises – alone and through cooperation with academic institutions – meetings, conventions, conferences, workshops, courses, trainings and other enterprises related to games research.
Its intention is to popularise and publish ludological academic works
written in Poland. PTBG propagates the idea of games as a form of creative use of time, intends to present proposals concerning application of games in didactics and pedagogy to the Ministry of Education and raises interest in games via different media including the internet.
The association will also take a stand in public matters related to games.
It is planning to cooperate with similar scientific/scholarly societies, organisations and institutions in Poland and abroad.
GRAP forum site: www.ptbg.org.pl
Headquarters : ul. Kossaka 9/7 60-759 Poznań, tel. : (061) 866 04 22
Contact : jszeja@pro.onet.pl, SurdykMG@amu.edu.pl
The Main Board of GRAP:
Jerzy Zygmunt Szeja PhD
President
Mirosław Filiciak PhD
Vice President
Michał Mochocki PhD
Secretary
Augustyn Surdyk PhD
Treasurer
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In case of any problems contact surdykmg@amu.edu.pl
PTBG is the first academic ludological society in Poland. It gathers scholars and students of numerous universities, different specializations (linguistics, theory of literature, sociology, psychology, philosophy, history, economy, computing, and other sciences and arts) and professions, as well as practitioners – game players and game designers, dealing with broadly perceived game issues especially Role–Playing Games and computer games.
The aim of the association is to popularise and develop knowledge of games, both in theoretical (interdisciplinary, as well as from the point of view of particular disciplines) and practical (creating and distributing games;didactic applications) perspective. Games Research Association of Poland has an ambition for its members to establish valuable scholarly theoretical assumptions and introduce innovative practical solutions.
The association organises – alone and through cooperation with academic institutions – meetings, conventions, conferences, workshops, courses, trainings and other enterprises related to games research.
Its intention is to popularise and publish ludological academic works
written in Poland. PTBG propagates the idea of games as a form of creative use of time, intends to present proposals concerning application of games in didactics and pedagogy to the Ministry of Education and raises interest in games via different media including the internet.
The association will also take a stand in public matters related to games.
It is planning to cooperate with similar scientific/scholarly societies, organisations and institutions in Poland and abroad.
GRAP forum site: www.ptbg.org.pl
Headquarters : ul. Kossaka 9/7 60-759 Poznań, tel. : (061) 866 04 22
Contact : jszeja@pro.onet.pl, SurdykMG@amu.edu.pl
The Main Board of GRAP:
Jerzy Zygmunt Szeja PhD
President
Mirosław Filiciak PhD
Vice President
Michał Mochocki PhD
Secretary
Augustyn Surdyk PhD
Treasurer
Please sign in!
In case of any problems contact surdykmg@amu.edu.pl