Christian Roth Email & Phone Number

Amsterdam, Nh, Nl

Utrecht Area, Netherlands

Researching and teaching Interactive Narrative Design. Meaning-making processes, user experience evaluation. Research Group Creative Making Processes & Technology | HKU School of GamesLeading the Minor Interactive Narrative Design (MIND), an educational program for the future generation of narrative designers with a cross-cutting perspective.

Utrecht, Netherlands

In his postdoc project 'Transformation through Interactive Narrative Design' (TIND) media psychologist Christian Roth studies and develops new training forms of interactive narrative designers with the goal of developing teaching methods and learning tools for artists and designers, such as game and interaction designers, to enable them to create more effective artefacts. The two-year project is part of the Professorship Performative Creative Processes, the school Games & Interaction, and the Expertisecentrum Onderzoek, Innovatie en Internationalisering (OOI). Here, Christian interweaves education and practice-oriented research. He studies the artistic, pedagogical and academic perspectives regarding the power of transformation through applied Interactive Narrative Design (IND).

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Consultant on learning and transformation with interactive mediaMedia psychologist | Researcher | Educator Collaborate with me on transformative 🦋 user experience via interactive narratives ✍️, games 👾 & virtual realities 🕶 for the creative, educational and health context.Germany 🇩🇪 | The Netherlands 🇳🇱

Berlin, Germany

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Amsterdam

PhD Thesis: Enjoyment of Interactive Storytelling - Measuring the user experience of Interactive Storytelling applications

Vu Amsterdam

The IRIS project aims at creating a virtual centre of excellence that will be able to achieve breakthroughs in the understanding of Interactive Storytelling and the development of corresponding technologies. - To extend Interactive Storytelling technologies in terms of performance and scalability, so that they can support the production of actual Interactive Narratives- To make the next generation of Interactive Storytelling technologies more accessible to authors and content creators of different media backgrounds (scriptwriters, storyboarders, game designers) - To develop a more Integrated Approach to Interactive Storytelling Technologies, achieving a proper integration with cinematography - To develop Methodologies to evaluate Interactive Storytelling systems as well as the media experience of Interactive Narrative

Hannover

EU Projektes: Fun of Gaming - Measuring the Human Experience of Media Enjoyment (FuGa).Digital (computer and video) game playing is the fastest-growing form of entertainment media, and enormous resources are invested in the creation of new digital games. In addition to entertainment, digital games are more and more used for therapeutic, educational, and work-related purposes. Established methods to measure gaming experience with high temporal resolution are lacking, however.The main objective of the FUGA project was to create novel methods and improve existing measures in order to examine how the different aspects of gaming experience (e.g., different emotions and cognitions) can be assessed comprehensively with high temporal resolution. The operational goals of FUGA include the establishment of the construct validity, reliability, and predictive validity of the game experience measures that are based on the different measurement techniques (e.g., psychophysiological recordings, brain imaging). A further goal is to develop a prototype of an emotionally adaptive game. The innovative measurement approach provided by FUGA can be applied when designing new digital games for different purposes.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Media Psychology / Communication Science

Diplom, Psychologie

Activities and Societies: Fachschaftsrat

High School