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Date
13th May 2009
Time
12:30 - 4:00
Location
St. Andrews House, Norwich, NR2 4TP
categories
game based learning - resources
May 13th, 2009
For those of you who attended the session today here is the link to Russell’s resources:
http://www.andertontiger.com/realprojects/
Dan and Adam will also be providing their slides in the coming days.
You can play the stress me less game at www.stressmeless.org
If you want anymore information about the event please call the Real Projects office or email us:
http://www.realprojects.co.uk/contact.php
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one day to go!
May 12th, 2009
Less than 24 hours to go until the Game Based Learning event. The response has been brilliant, the room capacity is 90 people and we’ve got 90 people coming along!
We are really excited to be able to listen to Dan and Russell share their experience and show how games are being in learning. There has been a great deal of interest in the virtual PE teacher and there will be plently of time to give it a try.
Lunch is available from 12:30 so please coming along, meet some of the other delegates, try some games out and get some lunch!
After the event Russell will be his presentation and resources available for download. On the day you’ll be able to send him a text and he’ll email you the link.
As well as the speakers we have students from NUCA and City College showcasing some of the work that they have completed this year.
If you are thinking of coming along and haven’t reserved a place can you please call our office first on 01603 762772 to see if there has been a cancellation. Sadly we can’t allow more than 90 people into the room.
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Game Based Learning - 13th May 2009
May 7th, 2009
There has never been a better time to take a closer look at this kind of technology and with plenty of evidence and case studies that confirm the learning benefits of games based learning this has to be at the top of your agenda.
Keynote speaker
Russell Prue is an Award Winning ICT Evangelist and has presented to HM The Queen, members of the Royal Family, Heads of State and Ministers from the UK. He enjoys a high profile as the best known ICT Evangelist in the UK.
Russell will be showing a new concept in PE and Dance Exercise education with the Virtual PE Teacher, pulling a “Bollywood” or “Salsa” instructor out of thin-air is something that technology can now do. He will also show a 30 multi-user gaming system that develops cognitive and higher level thinking skills through the use of competitive game play. Russell will also show you “how to use a Nintendo Wii Fit” to improve your concentration skills!
Find out more about Russell at http://www.andertontiger.com/
E-learning through ARG (Alternate Reality Games)
Dan Mayers is an experienced games designer with a portfolio that includes work for Disney, Eidos, PlayStation Magazine and development work on the Tomb Raider series.
Games Room
During the afternoon we will have a range of games devices that you’ll be able to try. As well as the traditional games we’ll also be showing learning games that have been developed for the PlayStation Portable and touchscreen devices.
How to book
To reserve a place you can use the booking form on this website or by contacting Real Projects on 01603 762772
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The Norfolk e-learning Forum
May 5th, 2009
The Norfolk e-learning forum is held 4 times a year and is organised by Real Projects. The aim is to provide a forum where business and education comes together to share ideas about elearning and learning technologies.
Real Projects are e-learning developers based in Norwich providing a range of services including custom e-learning solutions.
The events are held at the Financial Services Academy and supported by City College Norwich which is one of the largest and most comprehensive colleges of further and higher education in the UK offering a range of courses.
Our events are free and there is no membership required!
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18th MARCH 2009 - OUR NEXT EVENT
May 5th, 2009
E-LEARNING LED BY LEARNING
Our next event will be an interactive session led by Richard Hubbard from Alphasmart.
How much work would you do if you had to share a keyboard? Well, we have all seen it in countless ICT suites and classrooms … one types and decides what to type, while the other thinks about what they will do after school that evening.
How much easier it would be if two keyboards were provided. Well Neo by AlphaSmart offers this facility. Just attach it as you would to send work and it will work happily work alongside the existing keyboard.
Richard will be bringing a complete set of Alphasmart NEO machines for this interactive session where we will look at writing, assessment, and effective integration of ICT. Booking is essential so that we can ensure that we have enough machines for everyone who wants to attend.
The Neo2 is a robust portable learning machine that can withstand a drop of one metre and can be powered for over 700 hours on just 3 AA batteries.
The event will feature a series of interactive sessions where everyone can contribute!
This will be an interactive session so please book so we can make sure we have enough NEO devices for everyone!
