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Montreal NetSquared Meetup Group Message Board › Reminder: Games & Social Change Tonight at Station-C
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Hi everyone,
This is a quick reminder that NetSquared Montreal is hosting an event this evening at Station-C (details below). Apologies for the English only message. The event will be in French and English, depending on who turns up. All the best, Peter Peter Deitz NetSquared Montreal Title: Games & Social Change Come join us for three awesome speakers. We'll leave you plenty of time for questions. Tuesday, April 7, 2009 Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm Location: Station C Street: 5369 Saint Laurent #430 (between Fairmount & St. Viateur) RSVP on Facebook: http://www.facebook.c... And join the NetSquared Montreal Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.c... Liam Ghershony, Phun Phun is a 2D physics game that uses interactive physics to create animations, simulations, artwork, and narratives. Combining problem solving with creativity and artistry, Phun is educational, entertaining, and addictive. Liam Ghershony, a 12-year old Phun addict, will demonstrate how he uses the game, share what he's learned, and explain how the Phun community works. Beyond the First Person Shooter, Guido Vieira Guido Vieira has over a decade of experience in the gaming industry, most of it working with Ubisoft, and is now the gaming consultant at Exvisu. His presentation will trace the movement beyond "First Person Shooter" games (featuring mindless violence) toward games that focus on user empowerment, creativity, and social connections. Guido will also touch on current trends, such as social gaming and Massively Multi Player games, and how they are changing the industry. Playing it forward one act of kindness at a time, Lisa McKenzie Lisa McKenzie is the founder of Deserving Divas, an organization for women who gather at events and weekend getaways to celebrate the Diva within. Lisa will be presenting Akoha, a social platform where the power of play can make the world a better place. Lisa will share her Akoha experience as a member of the community and illustrate how carrying out simple and thoughtful “missions” continues to shape the world around her. |