Serious Games in Europe
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Serious Games in Europe
- 1. Serious Games in Europe Presentation to Hoseo University David Wortley FRSA Director Serious Games Institute
- 3. Introduction to the SGI
- 4. Serious Games Institute (SGI) “ An international centre of excellence for the application of immersive technologies to serious social and economic issues”
- 6. West Midlands Region London Coventry
- 9. SGI Areas of Interest Education Health Environment Smart Buildings Relationships Interface Technology Innovation & Enterprise
- 11. Serious Games and Immersive Technologies in the UK
- 12. Immersive Technologies Games Virtual Worlds Social Networks Immersive Technologies engage our hearts, minds and wallets
- 13. Games
- 14. Custom Developed Games Blitz Games (Trusim)
- 15. Triage Trainer Blitz Games (Trusim)
- 16. Patient Rescue Game Blitz Games (Trusim)
- 20. Social Responsibility Games Playgen
- 21. Social Responsibility Games Playgen
- 22. Social Responsibility Games Digital 2.0 and Roll7
- 23. Serious Games Platforms Caspian Learning
- 24. Serious Games Platforms Caspian Learning
- 25. Virtual Worlds
- 27. Serious Virtual Worlds Collaboration Daden Ltd
- 28. Serious Virtual Worlds Collaboration Daden Ltd
- 29. Serious Virtual Worlds Conferencing The Walk in Web and ICE
- 30. Serious Virtual World Events
- 31. Serious Virtual Worlds Commerce Various Partners
- 32. Serious Virtual Worlds Commerce The Walk in Web and ICE
- 33. Serious Virtual Worlds Heritage
- 34. Serious Virtual Worlds Heritage The Virtual Experience Company
- 35. Serious Virtual Worlds Heritage The Virtual Experience Company
- 36. Serious Virtual Worlds Heritage Frank Lloyd Wright Museum
- 37. Serious Virtual Worlds Planning Geosim
- 38. Serious Virtual Worlds Planning 3D Concepts and Visualisation
- 39. Social Networks
- 40. Serious Social Networks Artificial Intelligence, Geo-location, profiling
- 41. Social Network Games 11 million people running their own virtual farm with friends
- 42. Serious Social Network Games Digital 2.0
- 43. Serious Social Network Games Mangahigh
- 44. Serious Games In Europe
- 45. Europe
- 49. Italy I-maginary
- 50. Denmark Serious Games Interactive
- 51. Sweden Skovde University Simulator
- 52. South East Europe LUDUS Project Partners
- 53. Immersive Technologies & Learning
- 54. The Challenge of the Digital Native Tomorrow’s learners are using technologies access and manage a rapidly growing wealth of information BUT they need inspiration, motivation, and ability to live in a fast changing world
- 55. What does Education need from Technology ? In a rapidly changing Knowledge Society, Education needs tools and technologies to inspire us, influence us, motivate us, shape our attitudes and behaviours and help us to imagine, innovate, dream, discover, desire and act.
- 56. Humanising Technology We are developing immersive technologies that recognise our voice, our actions and our preferences to deliver personalised experiences
- 57. New Devices Brain wave controllers
- 58. New Devices Motion / Voice Controllers
- 59. New Ways of Learning
- 60. Watch, Copy, Feedback, Learn Immersive Technologies changing the face of Learning
- 62. Industry Partnerships and Entrepreneurship
- 64. Coventry Coventry has cultural and industrial heritage
- 65. Manufacturing & Regional Identity Industrial Heritage can also be a burden to regional identity
- 66. India Technology can transform social and economic wealth
- 67. Korea Technology can transform social and economic wealth
- 68. Stratford upon Avon Technology can leverage cultural heritage
- 69. Leamington Spa Leamington Spa is home to one of the world’s largest independent games developers – Blitz Games
- 71. Any Questions ?
- 72. Serious Games in Europe Presentation to Hoseo University David Wortley FRSA Director Serious Games Institute
Hinweis der Redaktion
- This is a picture of the Serious Games Institute modelled in Second Life
- This map gives you an idea of where we are located in the heart of England
- The SGI will has 3 floors :- One floor is dedicated to applied research to support the sector Another floor acts as a business incubator and innovation centre for the sector In the middle is a demonstration area, networking area and “usability lab” which will provide resources specific to the sector and which small companies can typically not afford to buy themselves.
- This map gives you an idea of where we are located in the heart of England
- Like shipbuilding on Merseyside and the Clyde in Scotland, and the car industry in various parts of the UK, regions whose strength was in their close identity with those identities now face a regeneration and “rebranding” problem. The West Midlands of the UK was once the manufacturing heartbeat of the UK and in Coventry and Birmingham there existed large car manufacturing plants and the home of brands like Jaguar and Land Rover as well as, for a short time longer, Peugeot. Birmingham and Coventry and the whole West Midlands region, like almost everywhere else in the developed world are in the process of regenerating themselves. It is my belief that the future of regional development is in the collective intellectual property, skills and talents of local people, harnessed into a coherent strategy which serves to differentiate that town, city and region from others. Just as manufacturing and tourist industries developed the regional brands of yesterday, so the specific knowledge, skills and passions of local people will shape the local brands of tomorrow. Governments and regional development agencies recognise this phenomenon and the importance of education, creativity and innovation to regional development. It is my view that laudible that these aspirations undoubtedly are, they will be a necessary but not sufficient factor for success. To truly succeed, a location needs to differentiate itself and firmly stake a claim to be a thought leader in a particular sector. This brings me on to articulating the factors which make serious games a sector around which the base regional development and how universities can play an important role.
- Images reflecting culture, skills and local industry clusters have a strong influence on the international, regional and local perception of locations. They provide an often very strong “brand” which attracts investment, trade and people to the area which these “brands” exist. One of the problems of the Information Society and globalisation is that having a “brand” based around what you manufacture can become something of a negative influence when that sector of the economy is no longer competitive and is destroyed - literally within a few years.
- The SGI will has 3 floors :- One floor is dedicated to applied research to support the sector Another floor acts as a business incubator and innovation centre for the sector In the middle is a demonstration area, networking area and “usability lab” which will provide resources specific to the sector and which small companies can typically not afford to buy themselves.