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Next: How can virtual reality–while going mainstream–be used to promote cognition and experience?

May 11, 2015 by SharpBrains

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Vir­tu­al real­i­ty star­tups take users to anoth­er dimen­sion (CCTV America):

“Vir­tu­al real­i­ty has tak­en a leap for­ward this year with major com­pa­nies and numer­ous star­tups offer­ing tech­nolo­gies that take users to anoth­er dimen­sion. It’s actu­al­ly part of a grow­ing field called neu­rogam­ing – where all the sen­sa­tions of mind and body meet for an immer­sive expe­ri­ence. [Read more…] about Next: How can vir­tu­al reality–while going mainstream–be used to pro­mote cog­ni­tion and experience?

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health, Technology & Innovation Tagged With: avatars, cognition, metaverse, Neurogaming, neurotech, non-invasive neurotech, patents, Second Life, virtual-reality

Learning with Video Games: A Revolution in Education and Training?

July 29, 2011 by Marshall Weinstein

In recent years, we have wit­nessed the begin­nings of a rev­o­lu­tion in edu­ca­tion.  Tech­nol­o­gy has fun­da­men­tal­ly altered the way we do many things in dai­ly life, but it is just start­ing to make head­way in chang­ing the way we teach.  Just as tele­vi­sion shows like Sesame Street enhanced the pas­sive learn­ing of infor­ma­tion for kids by teach­ing in a fun for­mat, elec­tron­ic games offer to great­ly enhance the way kids and adults are taught by active­ly engag­ing them in the process. [Read more…] about Learn­ing with Video Games: A Rev­o­lu­tion in Edu­ca­tion and Training?

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Filed Under: Education & Lifelong Learning Tagged With: angry birds, Anne McLaughlin, attention, brain, Brain-exercises, Cheryl-Olson, classroom, cognitive effects, computer-games, dyslexia, Education & Lifelong Learning, electronic games, Eric Klopfer, EVOKE, Fast-ForWord, games, Gaming, human-brain, information, Johns-Hopkins-University, Learning, learning deficits, Learning styles, malleable, memory, Michael-Merzenich, multitasking, neuroplasticity, neuroscience, PISA, probabilistic inference, Psychology, Rise-of-Nations, Second Life, Sesame Street, software, speed-of-processing, strategy, strategy video game, technology, technology integration, transfer effects, videogames, virtual environment, visual-attention, World of Warcraft

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