Please only submit "stand alone" articles that do not fit more appropriately into Game_Studies/Journals or Game_Studies/Personal_Pages .

Please state the conference name in the title field, and the place, date and a brief list of the website''s contents (for instance call for papers, program, abstracts, full papers, news) in the description.

This category covers training, courses and degrees about games. Students would learn about the history of games, the aesthetics of games, the cultural impact of games, the structure of games, but not primarily how to make games.

Education for becoming a game designer should go in Games/Video_Games/Game_Design/Education/

This category is for journals containing academic essays. Most such journals will be peer-reviewed, though there may be exceptions. Sites belonging to individual researchers, and not edited by a team of researchers with reviewers, should instead be submitted to Games/Game_Studies/Personal_Pages/, or if they are general interest sites about games research that just happen to be run and written by individuals, they might be eligible for the main Game_Studies category.

Non-academic sites (which may include very interesting articles) should go in a different part of the games hierarchy. Games/Resources/Magazines_and_E-zines/ might be a good place, or if the site is about a particular kind of game, look in the categories under that game.