Posts Tagged ‘brain-training-games’
Harnessing brain training games to better research, prevent and treat Alzheimer’s Disease
— Brain Training Database: Treasure Trove for Preclinical Alzheimer’s Research? (Alzforum): “Some researchers think brain games in general—which adapt to each user’s cognitive ability—may one day serve as cognitive diagnostics to
Read MoreRosetta Stone as provider of “technology-based language-learning, reading and brain fitness solutions”
Very interesting to see how Rosetta Stone, given its recent acquisition of Vivity Labs (developer of Fit Brains mobile cognitive games) now identifies itself as a ” a leading provider of technology-based language-learning, reading and brain fitness solutions.”
Read MoreRosetta Stone to buy Vivity Labs, developer of Fit Brains brain training games
Rosetta Stone to Acquire Fit Brains Creator Vivity Labs, Will Enter Fast-Growing Brain-Training Market (press release): “There is a remarkable overlap between language learners and people who are looking to boost their cognitive abilities,” said Steve Swad, President and CEO of Rosetta Stone. “Indeed, our research suggests that a significant percentage of people who purchased…
Read MoreCan brain training work? Yes, if it meets these 5 conditions
In a modern society we are confronted with a wide range of increasingly abstract and interconnected problems. Successfully dealing with such an environment requires a highly fit brain, capable of adapting to new situations and challenges throughout life. Consequently, we expect cross-training the brain to soon become as mainstream as cross-training the body is today,…
Read MoreUpdate: Time to become mental capitalists and invest in our brains?
Time for the November edition of the monthly SharpBrains eNewsletter, featuring a wealth of resources and insights on how to invest in our brains, including topics such as brain health, meditation, neuropsychology, brain training games, chemo brain, dyslexia, neuroplasticity, cognitive biases, stress, and more. Not to forget a couple of fun teasers. Enjoy! Brain Fitness Q&A…
Read MoreBrain Training Games for Seniors: Looking for the best brain training app
This article reports on a series of focus group studies carried out at the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Ireland. The aim was to identify the key motivational factors influencing seniors’ engagement with mobile brain training technology in order to inform the design of a brain training tool which is acceptable /…
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