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Judd Ruggill

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, School of Theatre/Film and Television | Department Head, Public / Applied Humanities | Professor, Public / Applied Humanities

Public & Applied Humanities

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Publications(27)

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Strategic Legibility

2024

strategic planning, organizational effectiveness, business strategy, communication, management

Sustaining Software Preservation Efforts Through Use and Communities of Practice

2020

software preservation, communities of practice, sustainability, software development, information technology

»You Really Do Have Brain-Damage, Don’t You?«: Ridicule as Game Mechanic in the PORTAL-Series

2015

game design, cognitive neuroscience, video games, psychology, entertainment

Game studies as field, formation, and geography: a conversation

2014

game studies, academic research, media studies, cultural geography, virtual environments

Union Yes? Computer Game Design, Management, and Labor Relations

2013

computer game design, labor relations, management, union, computer game

Testing, Testing, One, Two, Three: Quality Assurance and Game Development

2012

Game Studies, Culture, Play, and Practice

2012

Computer Game Archiving and the Serious Work of Silliness

2011

Moving Targets: The Constant Change of Mobile Game Development

2011

On the Practice of Contemporary Computer Game Development: An Interview with Ryan Kaufman

2011

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Judd Ruggill

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Kenneth McAllister

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Harris Kornstein

Fernando Rios

Publications(27)

Strategic Legibility

Sustaining Software Preservation Efforts Through Use and Communities of Practice

»You Really Do Have Brain-Damage, Don’t You?«: Ridicule as Game Mechanic in the PORTAL-Series

Game studies as field, formation, and geography: a conversation

Union Yes? Computer Game Design, Management, and Labor Relations

Testing, Testing, One, Two, Three: Quality Assurance and Game Development

Game Studies, Culture, Play, and Practice

Computer Game Archiving and the Serious Work of Silliness

Moving Targets: The Constant Change of Mobile Game Development

On the Practice of Contemporary Computer Game Development: An Interview with Ryan Kaufman