# Katherine Isbister
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katherine isbister is an American researcher and designer specializing in human computer interaction (HCI) and game design. She is a professor of computational media at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Previously, she was an associate professor at New York University, with a joint appointment in computer science and in the Game Center at the Tisch School of the Arts.
Katherine Isbister on Games & Emotions
Katherine Isbister is well-known for her work exploring how emotions are evoked through interactive entertainment. She's an accomplished game designer and educator who works with students and collaborators to bring innovative ideas to life. Her new book, Games and Emotions, will be out in February …
Games Move Us - An Exploration of Design Innovations that Lead to Player Emotions
From the Interactive Media & Games Seminar Series; Katherine Isbister examines the new techniques that game designers and developers have added to the pantheon of media strategies for influencing how we feel while playing games.
Personalizing Games
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; The Panel of Keith Devlin, Co-founder & Executive Director, H -STAR Institute at Stanford University; Katherine Isbister, Research Director, Game Innovation Lab, New York University; Sebastian Alvarado, Postdoctoral Research…
Games Move Us - An Exploration of Design Innovations that Lead to Player Emotions
From the Interactive Media & Games Seminar Series; Katherine Isbister examines the new techniques that game designers and developers have added to the pantheon of media strategies for influencing how we feel while playing games.
Personalizing Games
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; The Panel of Keith Devlin, Co-founder & Executive Director, H -STAR Institute at Stanford University; Katherine Isbister, Research Director, Game Innovation Lab, New York University; Sebastian Alvarado, Postdoctoral Research…
RW9 Progress and praise
This short related-work podcast replays part of a previous podcast conversation with Katherine Isbister about working 8-5, reflecting on productivity and praising yourself. I set this up against some discussions in a meeting this week about the struggles seeing progress, our negativity bias, and re…
Episode 187: Whatcha' Reading (About Video Games)?
This week we talk about some of our favorite books about video games. You knew we were book nerds before you got here!What We're Playing:AnthemFar Cry New DawnInsane RobotsOvercooked 2Last Year: The NightmareTetris 99Katamari RerollApex LegendsWhat We're Reading:Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia owe…
Tripping on Every Step [RCB]
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[Original Air Date]: April 28, 2024
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CW: Weed, Ableism
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Season 7 Kickoff: Fresh Starts and Being Intentional (CAL128 S7E1)
In the first episode of season seven, the 10th year the Changing Academic Life podcast, I invite us to reflect on the theme of being intentional about what we want for ourselves at the beginning of this new academic year for many of us in the northern hemisphere, or for any temporal landmark that i…
Subverting Expectations in Titanium Court with AP Thomson
Trent Kusters chats with AP Thomson, creator of the surreal strategy-puzzle game, Titanium Court. Together they discuss his path into games and meeting his long time collaborator Jenny Jiao Hsia; working together on the award winning Consume Me; the development of Titanium Court including creating …
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