Classes
- Game Studies +1AISE00031 | Faculty of Arts
- Contemporary Issues in Game StudiesAISE00032 | Faculty of Arts
- Artificial CreaturesAISV10142 | Faculty of Arts
- Informatics and Cognitive Sciences +2AISV5101 | Faculty of Arts
- IT Law (combined study)AISV5133 | Faculty of Arts
- IT LawAISV5149 | Faculty of Arts
- Systems of Digital LearningANM50507 | Faculty of Arts
- Social Aspects of Electronic CommunicationANM50508 | Faculty of Arts
- New Media Studies III +1ANM50583 | Faculty of Arts
- Game Studies IANM50595 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Video Games and Attitude Change - Can We Reliably Measure This? The Challenges of Empirical Study Design2019 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Playing Cultural Memory: Framing History in Call of Duty: Black Ops and Czechoslovakia 38-89: Assassination2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Case study of Attentat 1942: A World War II game through the eyes of survivors2018 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Video games and attitude change - can we reliably measure it? The challenges of empirical study design2018 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Normalized Social Distance: Quantitative Analysis of Religion-Centered Gaming Pages on Social Networks2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Petri Net Modeling: Analyzing Rule-Based Representations of Religion in Video Games2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Representation of History in Computer Games and Attitude Change: empirical study design2017 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Video Games and the Asymmetry of Global Cultural Flows: The Game Industry and Game Culture in Iran and the Czech Republic2017 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Social Sciences
- Representation of History in Computer Games and Attitude Change: Empirical Study Design2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Procedural religion: Methodological reflections on studying religion in video games2017 | Faculty of Arts
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