Intro
ISAGA is an international organization for scientists and practitioners developing and using simulation, gaming and related methodologies.

Changing the world through meaningful play.

41st Annual Conference - ISAGA 2010
July 5-9, 2010, Spokane (Wa), USA
Web site: www.isaga2010.org; Info: isaga2010@gmail.com.

• Welcome to ISAGA Wiki
• ISAGA Newsletter - actual Forum
• ISAGA Newsletter - archive file
• UPV - Simulation/Gaming Catalogue file
• SGX - Simulation/Gaming eXchange file
• Steering Committee members list Database
• Past conferences Resource

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  Meetings
• ISAGA 2010 Conference file
• ISAGA 2009 Conference (archive) file
• ISAGA 2008 Conference (archive) file
• ISAGA 2007 Conference (archive) file

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  Workspaces (restricted access)
• Steering Committee file
• Summerschool file

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  Affiliates
  ISAGA co-operates with a number of affiliated regional gaming & simulation associations, represented in its Steering Committee.
• ABSEL - Association for Business Simulation and Experiential Learning file
• DiGRA - Digital Games Research Association file
• INDSAGA - INDIAN Simulation And Gaming Association Resource
• JASAG - Japan Association of Simulation And Gaming file
• NASAGA - North American Simulation and Gaming Association file
• OzSAGA - Australian Simulation and Games Association Resource
• SAGANET - Simulation and Gaming Association - The Netherlands file
• SAGSAGA - Swiss Austrian German Simulation and Gaming Association file
• SAGSET - Society for the Advancement of Simulation and Gaming in Education and Training file
• SIGIS - Societ Italiana Giochi di Simulazione Resource
• SSAGSg - Society of Simulation and Gaming of Singapore file
• ThaiSim - Thai Simulation and Learning Association file

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  Hyperlinks
  IGDA - International Game Developers Association
  Gamasutra - the art & business of making games
  Gamedev.net - online communityfor game developers of all levels
  GDSE - Game Development Search Engine
  Simulation & Gaming - Author Guide 

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  Note, that the underlying software for this site is a so-called Course Management System, i.e. Moodle. It implies that some parts of this site are called "courses" and the system will invite you to enrol (or prevent you to). You simply have to confirm such a question and, by the way, it is always possible to unenrol.