i-PE: A Decentralized Approach for Designing Adaptive and Persuasive Intelligent Play Environments

Rijnbout, Pepijn; Valk, Linda de; Graaf, Mark de; Bekker, Tilde; Schouten, Ben; Eggen, Berry

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31479-7_41

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“…2] should also be incorporated in the extended version of the lenses of play. In our work on decentralised play environments we are examining how to design for emergent play, using constructs as adaptation [23]. In the future we expect to add a lens about designing for emergent play, incorporating constructs from these disciplines to further enrich play experiences.…”

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A toolkit for designing playful interactions: The four lenses of play

Bekker

Valk

Eggen

2014

Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments

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A toolkit for designing playful interactions: The four lenses of play

Bekker

Valk

Eggen

2014

Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments

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“…In the 'Intelligent Play Environment project' (I-PE) [23] we research how to design interactive play environments for openended play. These environments consist of multiple interactive, connected and tangible objects.…”

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The introduction of IMO, an integrated model for designing for open-ended play

Rijnbout

Graaf

Bekker

et al. 2016

Entertainment Computing

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“…What would happen if we merge elements of modern technology into an environment for open-ended play? In our research project 'intelligent play environments' (i-PE) [9] we investigate how to design such environments for open-ended play. We are researching how interactive systems for play can be designed as such; appealing elements of computer games are combined with a setting where players have more freedom to define play.…”

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“…PROJECT AND GLOWSTEPS Our research project, the 'Intelligent Play Environment project' (I-PE) [9], aims at researching play environments for open-ended play. In our design approach those environments consist of multiple interactive and tangible objects.…”

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The Richness of Open-ended Play - Rules, feedback and adaptation mechanisms in intelligent play environments

Rijnbout¹,

Graaf²,

Schouten³

2015

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Intelligent Technologies for Interactive Entertainment

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How can we design intelligent play environments for open-ended play that support richness in play? Rich play can be described as ongoing play that changes over time in character, form and nature. This paper elaborates on our initial insights on how rules and goals develop from interaction opportunities of the system, based on two pilot studies with an interactive play environment for open-ended play. Furthermore we will discuss the roles of feedback and adaptation mechanisms in the environment. Those system properties will change the interaction opportunities to match with the current situation in the play environment and to support richness in play.

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i-PE: A Decentralized Approach for Designing Adaptive and Persuasive Intelligent Play Environments

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

A toolkit for designing playful interactions: The four lenses of play

A toolkit for designing playful interactions: The four lenses of play

The introduction of IMO, an integrated model for designing for open-ended play

The Richness of Open-ended Play - Rules, feedback and adaptation mechanisms in intelligent play environments

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