Brain Training/ Fitness Seminars

Sev­er­al hun­dred peo­ple par­tic­i­pat­ed in our first Brain Fit­ness Webi­nar Series, and are glad how the exper­i­ment well. We are already think­ing of top­ics and speak­ers for a sec­ond one, so stay tuned!

In case you could­n’t attend them, we are shar­ing the slides we used (we did not record the webi­nar ses­sions). Here you go:

1) Webi­nar #1: Pre­sen­ta­tion Slides Here.

In “The State of the Brain Fit­ness Soft­ware Mar­ket, 2008, I pro­vid­ed an overview of the sci­ence, mar­ket, and ven­dor land­scape of the emerg­ing brain fit­ness soft­ware mar­ket, based on our recent mar­ket report.
— Tar­get audi­ence: Exec­u­tives, pro­fes­sion­als, investors, reporters and blog­gers inter­est­ed in learn­ing more about the brain fit­ness market.
— More infor­ma­tion: Mar­ket Report.

2) Webi­nar #2: Pre­sen­ta­tion Slides Here.

In “Brain Rules for Think­ing Smarter, John Med­i­na, devel­op­men­tal mol­e­c­u­lar biologist

and author of Brain Rules: 12 Prin­ci­ples for Striv­ing and Thriv­ing at Work, Home, and School empha­sized the impor­tance of phys­i­cal exer­cise, stress man­age­ment and avoid­ing mul­ti­task­ing altogether.
— Tar­get audi­ence: Any­one who wants to learn more about brain health and performance.
— More infor­ma­tion: The Sci­ence of Think­ing Smarter, by John Medina.

3) Webi­nar #3: Pre­sen­ta­tion Slides Here.

In “The Sci­ence and Prac­tice of Brain Fit­ness, I pro­vid­ed an overview of the Brain 101, lat­est research find­ings and impli­ca­tions for how to improve brain health and per­for­mance based on my class­es and speak­ing engagements.
— Tar­get audi­ence: Any­one who wants to learn more about brain health and performance
Have a good day!