the ArtCenter College of Design, and later the California College of the Arts, additionally becoming an adjunct professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She currently teaches Design Research, Critique, Methods for Innovation and Creativity, and Interaction in the Polis. Awards In 2015 Laurel won the Trailblazer award at the IndieCade festival. Works Books Computers as Theatre (2nd Edition), Addison-Wesley Professional, (2013) Design Research: Methods and Perspectives, MIT Press, (2004) Utopian Entrepreneur, MIT Press (2001) Computers as Theatre, Addison-Wesley (1991) The Art of Human-Computer Interface Design, Addison-Wesley (1990) Games Goldilocks, on CyberVision. (1978) Hangman, on CyberVision. (1978) Labyrinth: The Computer Game (1986) Rockett's New School, Purple Moon Media. (1997) Secret Paths in the Forest, Purple Moon Media. (1997) Rockett's Tricky Decision, Purple Moon Media. (1998) Rockett's Secret Invitation, Purple Moon Media. (1998) Rockett's First Dance, Purple Moon Media. (1998) Rockett's Adventure Maker, Purple Moon Media. (1998) Secret Paths to the Sea, Purple Moon Media. (1998) Starfire Soccer Challenge, Purple Moon Media. (1998) Media appearances Colonizing Cyberspace (1991) Cyberpunk (1990) "Games for girls" (TED1998) Personal life She works as a consultant and speaker, and is a part-time abalone diver. See also List of programmers List of women in the video game industry Women and video games Women in computing References External links Designing for Interaction Interview Interface designers Virtual reality pioneers Ohio State University alumni DePauw University alumni American video game designers Women video game developers American women game designers Living people California College of the Arts faculty Women digital artists 1950 births American women academics 21st-century American women