Computers in Entertainment, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, January 2004

• Newton Lee:
  Welcome. 1
  
• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor. 2
  

• Adrian David Cheok:
  ACM SIGCHI international conference on advances in computer entertainment technology. 3
  
• Newton Lee:
  VR for public consumption: workshop at IEEE VR 2004. 4
  
• Ben Sawyer:
  The serious games summit: emergent use of interactive games for solving problems is serious effort. 5
  
• Graeme Kirkpatrick:
  Computer game studies at Northumbria University. 6
  
• Michael van Lent:
  University of Southern California's Institute for Creative Technologies. 7
  

• Quincy Jones:
  Interviews with Quincy Jones. 8
  
• Seymour Papert:
  Interviews with Seymour Papert. 9
  

• Maria Roussou:
  Learning by doing and learning through play: an exploration of interactivity in virtual environments for children. 10
  
• Ute Ritterfeld, René Weber, Sangeeta Fernandes, Peter Vorderer:
  Think science!: entertainment education in interactive theaters. 11
  

• Jaime Montemayor, Allison Druin, Gene Chipman, Allison Farber, Mona Leigh Guha:
  Tools for children to create physical interactive storyrooms. 12
  
• Tammie Hutto Egloff:
  Edutainment: a case study of interactive cd-rom playsets. 13
  

• François Pachet, Anna Rita Addessi:
  When children reflect on their own playing style: experiments with continuator and children. 14
  
• Homei Miyashita:
  Development and utilization of Asobiuta karaoke for elementary music education on the internet. 15
  

• Kim Rose:
  Powerful ideas in the classroom: using squeak to enhance math and science learning. 16
  

Volume 2, Number 2, April 2004

• Newton Lee:
  Welcome. 1
  
• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor. 2
  

• Newton Lee:
  Electronic arts game design program at USC CNTV. 3
  
• Joel H. Josephson:
  The content digital divide. 4
  
• Injong Rhee:
  NC State scientists develop breakthrough internet protocol. 5
  
• Marco Roccetti:
  IEEE Communications magazine: entertainment everywhere: system and networking issues in emerging network-centric entertainment sytems. 6
  
• Marco Roccetti:
  IEEE first workshop on networking issues on multimedia entertainment. 7
  
• Newton Lee:
  The women's game conference. 8
  

• Leonard Kleinrock:
  Interviews with Leonard Kleinrock. 9
  
• Richard Edlund:
  Interviews with Richard Edlund. 10
  

• Sai Ho Kwok:
  File sharing activities over BT Networks: pirated movies. 11
  
• W. Scott Meador, Timothy J. Rogers, Kevin R. O'Neal, Eric M. Kurt, Carol Cunningham:
  Mixing dance realities: collaborative development of live-motion capture in a performing arts environment. 12
  

• Ray Dominey, Rick Simon, Doug Wong:
  Heightened amusement park dark ride interactivity and creativity made possible with highly integrated technology. 13
  
• John D. Decuir, Todd Kozuki, Victor Matsuda, Jon Piazza:
  A friendly face in robotics: Sony's AIBO entertainment robot as an educational tool. 14
  

• Magy Seif El-Nasr, Ian Horswill:
  Automating Lighting Design for Interactive Entertainment. 15
  
• Myriam Desainte-Catherine, Gyorgy Kurtag, Sylvain Marchand, Catherine Semal, Pierre Hanna:
  Playing with sounds as playing video games. 16
  

• Eddie Schwalb:
  iTV handbook: technologies & standards. 17
  
• Doug Twilleager, Jeff Kesselman, Athomas Goldberg, Daniel Petersen, Juan Carlos Soto, Chris Melissinos:
  Java technologies for games. 18
  

Volume 2, Number 3, July 2004

• Newton Lee:
  Welcome. 1
  
• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor. 2
  

• Newton Lee:
  IOSONO. 3
  
• Newton Lee:
  Samsung Electronics brings the world cyber games finals to the U.S. for the first time in 2004. 4
  
• Claude Ghaoui:
  Call for short articles: encyclopedia of human computer interaction. 5
  
• Marco Roccetti:
  Multimedia tools and applications (MTAP) an international journal: special issue on advances in consumer communications and networking. 6
  
• Newton Lee:
  The Third International Conference on Active Media Technology. 7
  

• Cynthia Breazeal:
  Interviews with Cynthia Breazeal. 8
  
• Karlheinz Brandenburg:
  Interviews with Karlheinz Brandenburg. 9
  

• Andrew G. Brooks, Jesse Gray, Guy Hoffman, Andrea Lockerd, Hans Lee, Cynthia Breazeal:
  Robot's play: interactive games with sociable machines. 10
  

• Josephine Reid, Jenny Hyams, Kate L. Shaw, Mathew Lipson:
  "Fancy a Schmink?": a novel networked game in a cafe. 11
  
• Luís Romero, Jorge Santiago, Nuno Correia:
  Contextual information access and storytelling in mixed reality using hypermedia. 12
  

• Belinda Teoh Soo Phing, Mohamad Izani Zainal Abidin, Aishah Abdul Razak:
  Adaptation of moveable pop-up technique in 3D animation. 13
  
• Konstantinos Chorianopoulos, Diomidis Spinellis:
  Affective usability evaluation for an interactive music television channel. 14
  

• David Freeman:
  Creating emotion in games: the craft and art of Emotioneering™. 15
  

Volume 2, Number 4, October 2004

• Newton Lee:
  Welcome. 1
  
• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor. 2
  

• Lauren Davis:
  Hidden agenda year 2 launches. 3
  
• Chris Sherman:
  Women's game conference 2005 dates. 4
  
• Tony Hirst:
  Creative robotics symposium. 5
  
• Newton Lee:
  SMU to offer women's industry scholarship. 6
  
• Newton Lee:
  Khronos Developer University OpenGL ES 1.1 coding challenge. 7
  
• Nathan Raciborski:
  Digital delivery considerations for entertainment media. 8
  

• John Gage:
  Interview with John Gage. 9
  
• Tomlinson Holman:
  Interviews with Tomlinson Holman. 10
  

• Michael Haller, Christian Hänle, Jeremiah Diephuis:
  Non-photorealistic rendering techniques for motion in computer games. 11
  
• Carsten Magerkurth, Timo Engelke, Maral Memisoglu:
  Augmenting the virtual domain with physical and social elements: towards a paradigm shift in computer entertainment technology. 12
  

• Newton Lee:
  Jabber for multiplayer flash games. 13
  
• Ryoichi Watanabe, Yuichi Itoh, Masatsugu Asai, Yoshifumi Kitamura, Fumio Kishino, Hideo Kikuchi:
  The soul of ActiveCube: implementing a flexible, multimodal, three-dimensional spatial tangible interface. 15
  

• Bernard L. Krause:
  Audio media for public spaces. 14
  
• Roger Zimmermann, Moses Pawar, Dwipal A. Desai, Min Qin, Hong Zhu:
  High resolution live streaming with the HYDRA architecture. 16
  

• Dana Plautz:
  A look at Intel's research council funding in sensor networks for feature film production and interactive drama. 17
  
• Charles S. Swartz:
  On the cusp: bridging research and application. 18
  

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