Beyond personalization: the influences of culture in advergaming design
Beyond personalization: the influences of culture in advergaming design
Personalization in gaming environments tends to be related to customization and prediction of player behavior. This position paper aims to discuss the role of cultural-oriented persuasive elements integrated and enhanced by gameful experiences in the context of advertising. We discuss the role of culture in advergames and review the perspectives of crosscultural advergaming design. To conclude, we argue about perspectives of advergaming design through cross-cultural HCI and personalization techniques.
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Wanick, Vanissa
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4 October 2015
Wanick, Vanissa
d2941cae-269e-4672-b448-8cb93e22e89e
Wanick, Vanissa
(2015)
Beyond personalization: the influences of culture in advergaming design.
In CHI PLAY '15 The annual symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play.
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Personalization in gaming environments tends to be related to customization and prediction of player behavior. This position paper aims to discuss the role of cultural-oriented persuasive elements integrated and enhanced by gameful experiences in the context of advertising. We discuss the role of culture in advergames and review the perspectives of crosscultural advergaming design. To conclude, we argue about perspectives of advergaming design through cross-cultural HCI and personalization techniques.
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Published date: 4 October 2015
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