I absolutely loved this new movie, taking theatre into Grand theft Auto. It’s a must see. here’s my review
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I was delighted to take part in the week-long Pint of Science programme this week, especially as our event covered one of my favourite subjects - gaming. In my slot, i cover how Salford’s Game Lab inspired collaboration and why gaming is a great way to develop enthusiasm for learning. Here’s the video:
Last weekend, I was at Cheltenham Science Festival installing GameLab and giving a talk about technology. We had a wonderful team from Salford University working on the install and some amazing experiences with the public. HERE’s an overview of what we presented, becoming now a fully fledged exhibition in the history of digital gaming.
When we involve @whoispaulmiller in #scicomm everything levels up. Privilege to have him with us at #cheltscifest to deliver another #GameLab pic.twitter.com/gYXQMSSUTN
— Professor Andy Miah (@andymiah) June 8, 2019
. @microbihome @SalfordScience @scicommsalford summer on tour starts here with #VRBiofilms and #RYDNAL-light as part of #GameLab #cheltscifest Our team thrilled to finally get close to the giant E. coli #MicrobialWorld pic.twitter.com/1KGU0M3Rzj
— Chloe James (@drchloejames) June 8, 2019
This morning’s speakers @FuturEverything’s Irini Papadimitriou, @andymiah, @ReachRobotics’ Jon Rees & @Jessicasymons will give an insight into their research, discoveries and recommendations for harnessing tech for our schools and workplaces. pic.twitter.com/dXOeQIQRXS
— Cheltenham Festivals (@cheltfestivals) June 7, 2019
Just before Christmas, I published an article which I have been developing for around 6 months. It is a first step in articulating a structure through which healthcare can be provided within digital environments, without having to require patients to relocate themselves into other spaces. I’m really excited about fleshing this out further and would welcome feedback. For me, it’s a crucial issue and makes a lot of sense given the habitualisation that goes into people’s use of digital worlds. There is still a lot to figure out, like what kind of relationship should exist between digital developers and healthcare service professionals, or what should be the format of intervening within such spaces, but here’s a starting point.