Gender inclusive game design : expanding the market

Sheri Graner Ray

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Digital Games and Media Educational Games and Gamification Gender and Technology in Education

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1 Females and Machines 2 Evolution of Female Characters in Computer Games 3 Conflict and Conflict Resolution Styles in Game Design 4 Stimulation and Entertainment 5 Learning and Communications Styles in Computer Game Development 6 Reward and Gameplay 7 Avatar Selection 8 Puzzle Games 9 Online and Wireless Games 10 The Design Document-A Case Study 11 Women in the Game Industry Workplace 12 Influential Women in Computer Game Development 13 But What If the Player Is Female?

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