There was an opportunity to 'have a go' and see how games can promote social activity and mental engagement, and enhance wellbeing and life satisfaction. Older people (in particular those with memory problems) can really benefit from the technology.
Sunday, 9 June 2013
Gaming technologies
On Wednesday 5th June I was on leave and therefore able to attend an event at Bournemouth University called "Games can be fun for everybody". It showcased work within Bournemouth University Dementia Institute and the School of Design, Engineering and Computing, which offers a degree in Games Technology.
There was an opportunity to 'have a go' and see how games can promote social activity and mental engagement, and enhance wellbeing and life satisfaction. Older people (in particular those with memory problems) can really benefit from the technology.
There was an opportunity to 'have a go' and see how games can promote social activity and mental engagement, and enhance wellbeing and life satisfaction. Older people (in particular those with memory problems) can really benefit from the technology.
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