- Academic work -

Academic papers:

• Dansey, N., Stevens, B., & Eglin, R. (2009). Contextually-Ambiguous Pervasive Games: An Exploratory Study. In B. Atkins, T. Krzywinska, & H. Kennedy (eds.), Breaking New Ground: Innovation in Games, Play, Practice and Theory. London: Digital Games Research Association.
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• Dansey, N., & Stevens, B. (2008). Facilitating Creativity without Restrictions: A Pilot Implementation of an Idea Generation Game. In A. Lugmayr, F. Mäyrä, H. Franssila, & K. Lietsala (eds.), 12^th International MindTrek Conference: Entertainment and Media in the Ubiquitous Era. New York: ACM.
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• Dansey, N. & Eglin, R. (2008, September). A Systems Approach to Play for Game Design. Paper presented at the UK Systems Society International Conference 2008, St. Anne’s College, Oxford, UK.
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• Dansey, N. (2008, April). Facilitating Apophenia to Augment the Experience of Pervasive Games. Paper presented at the Breaking the Magic Circle seminar, University of Tampere, Finland.
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• Eglin, R., Eyles, M. & Dansey, N. (2008, April). A Systemic Domain Model for Describing Ambient Games. Paper presented at the CHI 2008 Surrounded by Persuasive Ambient Intelligence workshop, Florence, Italy.
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Ambient Quest:

I programmed the interface for Ambient Quest, a research project by Mark Eyles. Visit the Ambient Quest website here.