"And as the previous example suggests, it was at times hard to see the line between play and work. As a result, work happened. Indeed, it may have happened in abundance, although we will not know for sure for a few months. In the pipeline (and don't hold me to this, you know how things go): Several research-ready, tiny-but-scaleable MMORPGs to be launched at universities; several student-run projects at Indiana; as well as a cross-university research initiative helped along by industry support." Followup to Ludium 1 at Indiana University, Bloomington is going on at TN. You can get a sense of the structure and goals at cssw1.org. Pictures at Flickr, tagged Ludium It came together, as Ted said in his opening words, like Stone Soup. First there was a vision, and the world collaborated to supply enough support, labor, money and passionate participants to make it real, and quite successful. I learned a lot about the power of moving confidently in the direction of one's dreams. Ludium 1 Games Academics and Designers | 
