The department of Game Design<\/a> at Uppsala University campus Gotland, has been teaching game design and development\u00a0since 2001. The Gotland Game Conference is an annual (very public!<\/em>) evaluation of our work. The general public, international industry, academia and press are invited to help scrutinize our output, hone our process and celebrate our results.<\/p>\n Our students kick start the event with presentations of their projects<\/a>; exposing themselves and the education to insightful critique from an experienced panel of developers, designers, thinkers and artists. We then proceed with a two day conference; wide-ranging talks from brilliant people are interspersed with networking on the show floor, among the student\u2019s games.<\/p>\n The conference aim to push the boundaries of our field – we go out of our way to invite speakers that have seen further and thought deeper than any of us. That said, we are not a technological<\/em> conference – we care about the culture and human expression – so even the most far-reaching presenters remain accessible to a wide audience of non-experts. Click here to read more about this year’s topic!<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Since 2017 we also host the Game Educators Summit<\/a><\/strong>; an international gathering of all university level game educations, and organizing members of the Higher Education Video Game Alliance<\/a>, to lay the groundwork for a truly international platform of exchange, advocacy and recognition.<\/p>\n Wisby Strand<\/a> is one of the most modern conference centers in Europe and is located next to Uppsala University, campus Gotland<\/a> in the the medieval city of\u00a0Visby<\/a>.<\/p>\nLocation<\/h2>\n