Workshop on Gamification – Call for Papers

Workshop Chair

Miralem Helmefalk, Linnaeus University, Sweden

Scope

Gamification being a multidisciplinary subject has matured during the last decade. However, the more we know, the more needs to be found out. In many cases, it has been employed as a complementary theory supporting other larger domains, such as in business administration, tourism, health, software development, learning and in many other domains. As gamification, as a theory, is gaining traction and growing so is the need for further research.

Topics

The gamification track accepts submissions including conceptual and empirical research papers covering a wide arrange of physical and digital contexts, regardless being in virtual/augmented reality contexts, e-commerce/health, retailing, MOOC’s, organization and leadership, critical perspectives, art, digital coaches and many more. A requirement is that the contribution should support the growth of gamification as a theory.
The track does not only accept gamification papers that are of a supportive nature, but other viewpoints are more than welcome.

Publication

All registered papers will be published by Springer and made available through SpringerLink Digital Library.

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