Computer Science Table: "Women and games"

Freedom to Tinker 2013-04-04

Summary:

At this Friday's session of Women in Computing / CS Table, we'll discuss issues relating to women and video games. The readings are

  • Brown, Janelle. “Girl gamers: sugar, spice, everything profitable?” Wired, November 19, 1996.
  • Williams, Dmitri, Nicole Martins, Mia Consalvo, and James D. Ivory. “The virtual census: representations of gender, race and age in video games.” New media & society, 2009.
  • Jenson, Jennifer, and Suzanne de Castell. “Gender, simulation, and gaming: research review and redirections.” Simulation & gaming, 2010.

Computer Science Table is a weekly meeting of Grinnell College community members (students, faculty, staff, etc.) interested in discussing topics related to computing and computer science. CS Table meets Fridays at noon in the Day PDR (the first PDR at the top of the stairs in the Marketplace/Cafeteria, also known as Rosenfield 224A). Faculty, staff, and students on meal plans are expected to pay the cost of their meals. Students not on meal plans can charge their meals to the department.

Link:

http://www.cs.grinnell.edu/drupal6/node/614

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Authors:

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Date tagged:

04/04/2013, 19:33

Date published:

04/04/2013, 13:29