Kowym.com Website Review

Human-computer Interaction, Peer Collaboration, Games Research Menu In a chemistry lab, people play with, research, and learn about chemicals. In the games lab, we play, research, and learn about games! space. I worked with the SCM Game Society (thanks to Joe!) to put together the space, which serves multiple activities, from research studies to holding LAN parties (see below). Elton, who worked with me on an esports research, put together the machines and installed usability tools. After August 2018, students volunteered their time to lay out cables and “hacking” the lab to accommodate a wide-range As a research space, the Games Lab has hosted a range of research activities including focus group, board game testing, and usability testing. Broadly, the Games Lab can accommodate a wide range of activities including one-to-one interviews, focus group (up to six and industry visits with capabilities to support talks and panel discussions (up to 21 participants), live streaming, game jam (up to 16 participants), esports (up to 16 participants), and gaming leagues (up to 21 participants). But beyond numbers, what Games Lab is really doing is to bring together people with common interests in games. Rules around the lab has been loose and focused on trust – very important for community building. And faculties and students have been running our own parallel activities with little conflict. The SCM Game Society grew from 20 to 100 members. For research, not only was I able to kick off my current project on Hong Kong youth and esports with ease (having many supportive students), we now have a voluntary working group consisting both undergraduate and PhD students organizing game play and discussions, weekly gathering, and an inaugurated 10-person League I am proud of our budding and growing community centered around Games Lab – really great and nice folks. The only problem was I needed to pick up – ah hem – an air freshener yesterday at the supermarket. No its a great problem to have, really!