Program

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Schedule (all times GMT)

US/North America time zone conversions:

• Eastern: subtract 4 hours (e.g. Day 1 start = 10:30 AM)

• Central: subtract 5 hours (e.g. Day 1 start = 9:30 AM)

• Mountain: subtract 6 hours (e.g. Day 1 start = 8:30 AM)

• Pacific: subtract 7 hours (e.g. Day 1 start = 7:30 AM)

Day 1 (Monday, October 11)

14:30: Opening Remarks / Welcome

Session A-1, 14:45-16:15

• 14:45-15:45: Invited Talk. Jon Ingold, Ink: An Interactive Fiction Language for Humans

• 15:45-16:15: Demo. Robin Johnson, Gruescript Demo

Session A-2, 17:00-18:20

• 17:00-17:25: Preliminary Work. Shi Johnson-Bey and Michael Mateas, Centrifuge: A Visual Tool for Authoring Sifting Patterns for Chapter-Based Simulationist Story Worlds

• 17:25-17:50: Demo. Jan Wanot, Wordgrind: A Logic Programming Language for Creating Quality-Based Narrative

Session A-3, 18:45-20:20

• 18:45-19:15: Position Paper. Ian Horswill, Answer Set Programming: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

• 19:15-19:40: Preliminary Work. Dan Carpenter, John Thomas Bacher, Henry Crain, and Chris Martens, Casual Creation of Tile Maps via Authorable Content-Based Generators

• 19:40-20:20: Conversation Starter. Adam Summerville, Ben Samuel, James Ryan, and Liz England, Casual Creator Cursed Problems, or: How I Learned to Start Worrying and Love Designers

Day 2 (Tuesday, October 12)

Session B-1, 14:30-15:30

• 14:30-15:30: Invited Talk. Neel Krishnaswami, Programming Languages for Interactive Computation.

Session B-2, 16:00-17:20

• 16:00-16:25: Preliminary Work. Joseph Osborn, Cynthia Li, and Katiana Wieser, Asterism: Operational Logics as a Game Engines Engine

• 16:25-16:50: Preliminary Work. Michael Leece and Arnav Jhala, pABL - Introducing Stochasticity to A Behavior Language

• 16:50-17:20: Conversation Starter. Kate Compton, Imagining Autotelic IDEs

Session B-3, 17:50-18:50

• 17:50-18:50: Position Paper. Riemer van Rozen, Youri Reijne, Clement Julia, and Georgia Samaritaki, First-Person Realtime Collaborative Metaprogramming Adventures

Session B-4, 19:20-20:45

• 19:20-19:55: Preliminary Work. Halley Young, A First-Order Theory of Film Scores for Generation from Lightweight Specifications

• 19:55-20:15: Demo. Kat Pompermayer, Catherine Ji, Hannah Macias, and Mark Santolucito. Demo: Synthesis-Enabled Live Coding on the Web

• 20:15-20:45: Conversation Starter. Max Kreminski and Michael Mateas, Opportunities for Approachable Game Development via Program Synthesis

• 20:45-21:15: Conversation Starter. Jacques Carette and Sasha Soraine, Types for Players

Wrap-Up, 21:15-21:30