Penny, formerly professor of interactive media, design and games at Bond University, is a founding partner of Holistic3d e-learning specialist delivering Games and computer science curriculum. She is the author of the best selling Holistic Game Development with Unity educational texts (http://www.holistic3d.com) which is accompanied by a successful YouTube Channel (http://bit.ly/holistic3dTV). Her research interests include educational technology, generative art, artificial intelligence and game development.Some key research publications:2017 de Byl, P., Holistic Mobile Game Development with Unity 2ed, Focal Press, Boston2017 de Byl, P., Creating Procedural Art, A Holistic Approach.2015 de Byl, P., A Conceptual Affective Design Framework for the use of Emotions in Computer Game Design, Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychology Research on Cyberspace, 9(3), article 4.2014 de Byl, P., Holistic Mobile Game Development with Unity, Focal Press, Boston2014 Brand, J., De Byl, P., Knight, S., & Hooper, J. (2014). Mining constructivism in the University: The case of creative mode. In N. Garrelts (Ed.), Understand Minecraft: Essays on Play, community and Possibilities (pp. 57-74). Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers.2013 Khan, M., & de Byl, P., Technology Intervention for the Preservation of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH), International Journal of Knowledge Society Research, 4(2), pp. 1-7, IGI-Press. 2006 Baillie-de Byl, P., Star Trek A-Life, Programming Artificial Intelligences for the 24th Century, Charles River Media, Hingham.2004 Baillie-de Byl, P., Programming Believable Non-Player Characters for Computer Games, Charles River Media, Hingham. In her downtime Penny enjoys writing works of science fiction, drone flying, painting and making stop motion animations.