We probably all know how important it is for passwords to be hard to guess and are securely stored, in order to prevent any malicious access to our logins. But many I talk to and read about still see passwords…
Augmented Reality, Game Based Learning, Simulation, Virtual reality
Games and Simulation enhanced Learning (GSeL) Conference. How was it for you? Here’s my take…
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I was really looking forward to this conference due to the main subjects for discussion being games and simulation. Serious games require careful consideration and development in order to be useful. And one of many things I noted during this…
Events
DES TEL Half Day
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Mobile, Web technologies
Globus Pharyngeus: App design
by Rob Hart • • 0 Comments
THE DESIGN After reviewing the content required for the app, the feature requests and some discussions around who it’s for and how it will be used, I created a few initial draft designs which highlighted how the app will be…
Mobile, Web technologies
Globus Pharyngeus: The app idea
by Rob Hart • • 0 Comments
The following information about Globus Pharyngeus was written by Mr. Hisham Khalil and has been copied from the ENT Plymouth website. For more information, visit ENT Plymouth’s website. What is Globus Pharyngeus? Globus Pharyngeus is the term applied to the…
Analytics, Dashboard, iCARE
iCARE: Show me the data!
by Rob Hart • • 0 Comments
As hinted in my previous blog post, I’ve been working on a dashboard web app to show iCARE app data captured from Sierra Leonne. I began working on this using a simple Bootstrap template as its super useful for creating…
Dashboard, Game Based Learning, iCARE, Interactive Comic Book, Mobile
iCARE: What we’ve learned 7 months on
by Rob Hart • • 0 Comments
It has been around 7 months since the iCARE Community project was launched and begun being widely used in Sierra Leonne. And whilst the app itself has been functioning excellently, there has still been various issues and challenges that are…
Moodle
Moodle tools you may not be aware of
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The DLE here has been going for some time now, but is it being used to its full potential? Are you utilising its activities or are you using it as an area to dump your word documents? There are some…
Simulation, Virtual reality
Virtual reality ‘could help treat vertigo’
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Virtual reality could be used to diagnose and treat visual vertigo, according to a team of Cardiff University psychologists. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-38715719