Tapscott Baltar, Alan

PhD in Information and Communication Technologies (2017), MD in Cognitive Systems and Interactive Media (2011) and BD in Computer Science (2009). His main work focuses on how people write and share fictional worlds and stories in a digital environment. He has worked in human Computer Interaction, natural language processing and interfaces as well as archaeology research groups. His publications include journals such as Knowledge-Based Systems, New Generation Computing, IEEE Access and Frontiers in Psychology.

Research Lines: Collaborative creation of digital worlds; Co-creation of consistent and coherent digital stories; Computational creativity and models of narrative; Videogame, tabletop games and tabletop roleplaying game design and storytelling.