Melissa Rogerson is a Lecturer in the School of Computing and Information Systems. Her research examines what players value about modern boardgames and boardgame play, and what interactions play evokes, as well as how players use a game and its components during play.
Her research has been published at Game Studies conferences, in Games and Culture, and at the CHI conference in Human-Computer Interaction. Melissa brings many years of industry experience, most recently in online services, information design, and usability evaluation, to teaching subjects in Human-Computer Interaction and Information Systems. Her current research examines hybrid boardgames which combine physical pieces with digital elements.
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Escaping With the Family: Cooperation and Collaboration in a Single-use Boardgame
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Lecturer
Computing And Information Systems
Education
Bachelor of Arts with Honours
Monash University
Graduate Certificate in Software Development
RMIT University
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Melbourne
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Melbourne
Graduate Diploma in Internet Communications
Curtin University