Creative computing emphasises computing activities at a high abstraction level, or at macro level. Traditionally, computing was to help accomplish a known task better while Creative Computing is to seek to accomplish a task in a novel way through computing. It is important to differentiate between the terms “creative computing”, i.e., a more poetic endeavour of how the computing itself is done, and “computational creativity”, which is about achieving creativity through computation, i.e., using formal computational methods to mimic creativity as a human trait. Please browse the menu on the left side of this website to access the calls for papers and key dates for ISCC 2014, as well as the websites of all our co-located conferences and workshops