I’m involved in the Games2Girls project, which introduces middle school girls to careers in game development. It’s a great project, with implications for STEM learning and identity transformation and all that good stuff! But the most immediate implication is that I spent much of GDC at Women in Games activities.
Jessica Hammer
changing the rules of the game
Who is Jessica Hammer?
I am an assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University, jointly appointed between the HCI Institute and the Entertainment Technology Center. I combine game design with qualitative and quantitative research techniques to understand how games impact human behavior.See my full CV.
Jessica’s full CV is available for download here. [pdf]
Get in touch.
I can be reached by email at hammerj at andrew dot cmu dot edu, or you can set up a meeting using YouCanBookMe.
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- RT @profwernimont: #livingnet vibrating with data traffic while holding feminist #archives #chi2017 https://t.co/Wgiq1HyRWY about 1 year ago
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