Mark Stenerson
MS, Summer 2012
Home Dept: Genetics, Development & Cell Biology-LAS
MS Dissertation title: Academic Game Development: Practices and Design Strategies for Creating STEM Games
MS Advisor(s): Eve Wurtele
Area of MS research: Discusses the challenges of developing games for learning in an academic setting. Suggests best practices and sites specific examples.
Employment upon graduating:
Graduate Researcher
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, WI
Current activity: I'm working on my PhD in Curriculum and Instruction at UW-Madison. I am currently working on two different educational video game projects.
What HCI classes were invaluable to my success?
Computational Perception
Favorite graduate school memory: The first time I got a paper into a conference
HCI issues that interest me: Integrating user-centered software into the classroom
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MS, Summer 2012
Home Dept: Genetics, Development & Cell Biology-LAS
MS Dissertation title: Academic Game Development: Practices and Design Strategies for Creating STEM Games
MS Advisor(s): Eve Wurtele
Area of MS research: Discusses the challenges of developing games for learning in an academic setting. Suggests best practices and sites specific examples.
Employment upon graduating:
Graduate ResearcherUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, WI
Current activity: I'm working on my PhD in Curriculum and Instruction at UW-Madison. I am currently working on two different educational video game projects.
What HCI classes were invaluable to my success?
Computational Perception
Favorite graduate school memory: The first time I got a paper into a conference
HCI issues that interest me: Integrating user-centered software into the classroom
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