Brian Winn

Brian Winn

Professor, Director of the Games for Entertainment and Learning Lab

Department
  • Media & Information
winnb@msu.edu
(517) 353-5497
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Bio

Brian M. Winn is a Professor in the Department of Media and Information and Director of the Games for Entertainment and Learning (GEL) Lab at Michigan State University. Winn designs, creates, and researches interactive media design, including game design, digital game-based learning and interactive health communication.

Research and Teaching

Research Centers and Labs

Games for Entertainment and Learning Lab

Related Work

The Princeton Review Game Design logo
MSU Game Design Programs Secure Back-to-Back Top Rankings by Princeton Review
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Promotional artwork for Plunder Panic, featuring two groups of pirates battling on the open ocean
Spartans are serious players in the video game industry
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Graphic shaped like a video game controller. Text: International Conference on Meaningful Play, October 12–14, East Lansing, MI, USA
Meaningful Play returns to MSU for its seventh year
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Will Winn Games Inc launches video game, Plunder Panic
Experience a pirate’s life across various gaming platforms in multiplayer video game, “Plunder Panic” 
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Three alumni around a video game pipe with Sparty in 8-bit styling
MSU's Gaming Pipeline Leads Graduates to Competitive Careers
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Screenshot for the Empower Flint app.
ComArtSci + WKAR Develop App that Empowers Flint Residents During Water Crisis
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Screenshot of the GEL Lab game Saving Graggy featuring baby dragon Draggy and a wizard.
GEL Lab Collaborates with MSUFCU on New Game Saving Draggy
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Two characters from the game Kerem B-Yavneh. The background is a desert scene by the ocean.
MSU GEL Lab Creates Educational Game that Transports Students of Jewish History to Ancient World
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Contact Information

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