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Projects
Here are some of the projects that we have worked on
IBM Game Tomorrow
Spring 2008 semester
A student-team worked with IBM Fellow, John Cohn to create an interactive multimedia companion piece for an electronic game that IBM developed for Engineering Week 2008. The educational product is delivered in a multimedia way that kids relate to, and it illuminates what makes up an electronic game and what courses of study and careers are available in game-related fields.
- Partners: IBM - John Cohn, PhD, chief scientist of design automation and IBM Fellow
- Students: Iain Bissett, Mike Fowler, Bryan Hare, Lauren Nishikawa, Keith Tatarczuk, Tony Libera, Alison Seffels, O. Rafael Diaz, Chris Rolfs, Kate Baxter, Nick Malutama, Ryan Davis
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Meeting Professionals International Conference
February 2-5, 2008, Houston, Texas
A team of Champlain students were invited to set up a Game Design Lab onsite at the Meeting and Professionals International (MPI) Conference in Houston, Texas. During this conference, which gathers over 2,500 industry professionals, the students were given the challenge of creating two web-based learning games focused on key meetings and events industry concepts.
- Partners: Meeting and Professionals International Foundation
- Students: Emily Benton, Vanessa Blokland, Wesley Knee, Benjamin LaPointe, Lauren Nishikawa, Chris Rolfs
Visit the project site at http://www.mpiweb.org/cms/mpiweb/pec2008/ peccommon.aspx?id=13996
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Emergent Media Center Holiday E-Card
December 2007
Several students created this Flash-based electronic holiday card for the Emergent Media Center.
- Students: Wesley Knee, Mike Fowler, Vanessa Blokland
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CIMIT Innovation Congress 2007
November 13-14, 2007, Boston, Massachusetts
Champlain students explored how public safety and healthcare professionals are using current technologies to improve emergency response systems and disaster preparedness training.
- Partners: Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technology (CIMIT)
- Students: Wesley Knee, Katherine Baxter, Iain Bissett, Jennifer Brusco, Oscar Diaz, Timothy Hamel, Anthony Libera, Lauren Nishikawa
- Faculty: Amanda Crispel
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Learning 2007
October 21-24, 2008, Orlando, Florida
Four of our game development students recently represented Champlain College for a Rapid Learning Game project at the Learning 2007 conference in Orlando, Florida. Their mission: to create a learning game in a matter of days, and present their results to over 2,000 conference attendees!
- Partners: Elliott Masie, Learning 2007 & the MASIE Center
- Students: Emily Benton, Ben LaPointe, Lauren Nishikawa, Wesley Knee
- Faculty: Robin Lane, Joe Manley, Jon Ferguson
Learn more about the project at http://www.champlain.edu/centers/emc/learning.php
Wiki by David Flanagan, KPMG onsite: http://www.learningwiki.com/Champlain%20College%20 Learning%20Gamelet%20Challenge
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Voices for the Lake-ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center
Ongoing project. Summit held November 17, 2007, Champlain College campus
As part of an ongoing collaboration with the ECHO Center, the community-driven Voices for the Lake Brainstorming Forums helped set the course for engaging the public through new Internet technologies. During part of a three-day summit, members of the community from all walks of life gathered on the Champlain College campus to discuss ways to implement emergent media to mobilize citizens to create a healthier Lake Champlain.
- Partners: ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Cente
Phelan Fretz, ECHO Executive Director
Steffen Parker, Voices for the Lake Facilitator
- Students: Kristina Baker, Iain Bissett, Yenni Brusco, Mike Fowler, Asa Gillett, Wesley Knee, Lauren Nishikawa, Kerry McElhaney, Chris McCarthy, Kaitlyn Newkirk, Max Nichols, Dan Peavey, Keith Tatarczuk
- Faculty: Jeff Rutenbeck
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Mission Mercury
A group of 12 Champlain College Game Development students teamed up with the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to create a movie and a game about the dangers of Mercury.
- Partners: Vermont’s Department of Environmental Conservation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Supplemental Environmental Project
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Animation cut scenes – Jamie Aldeari, Kristina Steeves, Chris Vere, Diana April, Amber Anger
Game – Eric Berthoud, Greg Comollo, Simon Manandhar, Masashi Yamazaki, Ricci La Centra, Halley Greaves, Adam Mitchell
- Faculty: Eric Sample, Joe Manley
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