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    Breaking points - A continuously developing interactive digital narrative
    (2013) Koenitz, H.; Sezen, T.I.; Sezen, D.
    Breaking Points is an interactive digital narrative (IDN) that puts the user in the position of a young woman who feels trapped in a daily routine she would like to escape from. The narrative design connects more important decisions with seemingly trivial ones and presents the user with immediate and delayed consequence in the form of narrative feedback, for a complex and more life-like experience. By aligning the experience of a single walkthrough with a day in the life of the heroine, the project invites replay. The project is also a study of authorial challenges and opportunities offered by different authoring modes, namely the switch from coding from scratch to the ASAPS environment. As the project is prepared for release on touch-based tablets, the paper focuses on how changes in the underlying technology have afforded continuous reshaping of the narrative. © Springer International Publishing 2013.
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    Future perspectives for interactive digital narrative
    (Springer Verlag, 2014) Koenitz, H.; Haahr, M.; Ferri, G.; Sezen, T.I.; Sezen, D.
    In a maturing field of Interactive Digital Narrative (IDN) it is vital to identify trends and areas that require continued attention to understand opportunities for future research. This ICIDS workshop will be an exercise in futuring, starting with a discussion of broad trends described by the organizers. Given the speculative nature of the exercise, broad visions for the field are also invited, from the Holodeck to a meta-narrative textual universe to ubiquitous narrative computing and brain-wave interfaces. © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014.
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    Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics): Preface
    (2013) Koenitz, H.; Sezen, T.I.; Ferri, G.; Haahr, M.; Sezen, D.; Çatak, G.
    [No abstract available]
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    Mapping the evolving space of interactive digital narrative - From artifacts to categorizations
    (2013) Koenitz, H.; Haahr, M.; Ferri, G.; Sezen, T.I.; Sezen, D.
    Categorizing Interactive Digital Narrative (IDN) works is challenging because artistic and technological approaches constantly evolve. At the same time, a range of theoretical approaches from neo-Aristotelian perspectives to applications of post-classical narratology have applied many markedly different analytical perspectives, making an overall comparison difficult. This position paper expresses the need for novel, dynamic and multidimensional mappings and explores an early selection of categorizations for IDN works across different approaches. © Springer International Publishing 2013.
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    The ontology project for interactive digital narrative
    (Springer Verlag, 2015) Koenitz, H.; Haahr, M.; Ferri, G.; Sezen, T.I.; Sezen, D.
    Interactive Digital Narrative (IDN) is an interdisciplinary field in which long established perspectives (literature studies, narratology, oral storytelling practices) and newer views (computer science, communication and digital media studies, artificial intelligence) intersect. This variety of traditions creates difficulties for the exchange between researchers originating in different fields. A richer shared vocabulary would provide great benefits for the field. However, it is crucial for new vocabulary to be widely accepted. Consequently, we propose a community effort to develop an IDN ontology, inspired by similar efforts in game ontology [1, 2] © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015.
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    Towards mapping the evolving space of interactive digital narrative
    (2013) Koenitz, H.; Haahr, M.; Ferri, G.; Sezen, T.I.; Sezen, D.
    This workshop explores future research directions towards a better categorization and comparison of IDN works, with the objective of a more adequate understanding of this evolving field. In such a multidisciplinary area, an effort is necessary to establish a shared space across different analytical perspectives and practical approaches. As a complement to a position paper presented at ICIDS 2013, the authors wish to demonstrate, discuss and improve multidimensional spatial mappings considering well-known IDN examples as well as novel cases from the periphery of the field. © Springer International Publishing 2013.