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2021 SPC Online Program
Tuesday, June 22, 2021 The Make a Game Game Creator Gamification Workshop Boot Camp of Learning; (For Beginners) (Prerequisite for Accessibility a Workshop) Certification Course Instructors:(For Leaders) Instructor: Instructor: Monica Cornetti, Chris (Wombat) Dr. Paul Pivec, CEO; Jonathan Crowell | Game Director | Peters PhD, Design Faculty CranberryBlue CMO | Sententia Sheridan College | R&D | Austria: Gamification Woodbridge, Consortium Ontario, Canada 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. $350 $350 $200 6 hours 5 hours 3 hours 8-8:45 a. Wednesday, June 23, 2021 m. ET Check with a Tech Support if you need help: Volunteers available from 8 a.m. Eastern: https://seriousplayconf.com/tech-support/ 8:45 - 9 Welcome, Announcements: Sue Bohle, Executive Director, Serious Play Conference a.m. Keynote Panel: The Future of Learning Moderator: James Piechocki, Lightvalve Learning 9 - 10 a. Panelists: Daniel Eckert, Managing Director, Emerging Technologies, Price Waterhouse Cooper; m. Christopher Earle, Senior Lead Engineer, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Booz Allen Hamilton; Belinda Lange, Research Lead (Technology), Caring Futures Institute at Flinders University; Penn Arthur, CEO, Immersicom; Mitch Weisburgh, Founding Partner, Academic Business Advisors CORP/NP/MIL/GOVT: HEALTHCARE: HIGHER ED: GAMES IN K-6, 7-12 GAME/INSTRU DESIGN: VIRTUAL REALITY/MOBILE: DEVELOPER/TECH ENTREPRENEUR Leadership, Collaboration, Staff/Patient Training in Running Game Programs; Teachers Share How to Do It; Design Tips, Curriculum; Cutting Edge Apps -
3Diteams-Healthcare Team Training in a Virtual Environment Jeffrey M
3DiTeams-Healthcare Team Training in a Virtual Environment Jeffrey M. Taekman, M.D., Noa Segall, Ph.D., Gene Hobbs, C.H.T., Melanie C. Wright, Ph.D. Human Simulation and Patient Safety Center Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC 27710, USA Introduction Results According to JCAHO, teamwork and communication lapses are a root cause The 3DiTeams platform was completed in October of 2007. Anticipated users in up to 70% of healthcare sentinel events. Effective team coordination is include medical students, residents, nurses and faculty in a large academic critical for the safe delivery of healthcare. Development of these skills requires health system. Wider distribution is anticipated. training and practice in an interactive team-based environment. High-fidelity simulation is sometimes used to train teamwork and communication skills. The 3DiTeams platform is currently being compared to traditional forms of High-fidelity simulation is less useful when training large groups of learners team training using metrics that include knowledge, skills, attitudes, learning due to issues of cost, portability, scalability, and supporting infrastructure. efficiency, learner satisfaction, and cost. The military leads the way in the use of gaming technology for training. Gaming technology is now used regularly to train American soldiers Conclusions throughout the world. Three-dimensional immersive computer environments provide an engaging and cost-effective alternative to other interactive training We believe advanced learning technology platforms such as 3DiTeams will solutions. have a prominent place in the future of healthcare training and evaluation due to their interactivity, flexibility, scalability, portability, and reduced We are developing an interactive healthcare team trainer in collaboration with infrastructure costs. -
Embedding 3D Web Based Content For
Embedded 3D Web Based Content for the Creation of an Interactive Medical Browser NEIL JON GALLAGHER Submitted to the University of Hertfordshire in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the degree of MA by Research September 2015 1 i. Abstract The research project set out to examine the possibility of presenting 3D medical visualisations through a web browser to help suffers and their families understand their conditions. Explaining complex medical subjects and communicating them simply and clearly to non-specialists is a continuing problem in modern medical practice. The study set out to complement current methods of health communication via pamphlets, posters, books, magazines, 2D & 3D animations and text based websites as all of these have disadvantages which an interactive 3D system might be able to overcome. The reason a Web Browser approach was adopted was due to the wide availability of browsers for a large number of users. Additionally modern web based 3D content delivery methods negate the need to continually download and install additional software, at the same time allowing for a high quality user experience associated with traditional 3D interactive software. To help answer the research questions, a prototype artefact focused on Asthma was produced which was then tested and validated through user testing with a small group of Asthma suffers and evaluated by medical professionals. The study concluded that effective communication of medical information to sufferers and their families using 3D browser based systems is possible -
Duke Nursing Volume 3, No
Spring/ Summer 2008 Duke Nursing Volume 3, No. 1 magazine 08 1938 Alumna Steps Up for Scholarships 14 Simulation Fosters Teamwork and Communication 20 Benner Delivers Harriet Cook Carter Lecture Cycled Light Research Changes Standard of Care for Preemies pg 22 Learning, Serving, and Sharing—Duke Students in Cultural Immersion pg 24 ABSN Program Turns 5—Meet 7 Young Professionals in Satisfying Nursing Careers pg 10 “We believe in higher education and what it can do for people. We established this gift annuity because of all Ann’s education did for her and the patients she served. We are so grateful to be able to help Duke in a way that also helps us.” —Preston Leake, G’54, PhD’54 Ann Leake, N’54 and Preston Leake, G’54, PhD’54 A DUKE CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY A Sound Investment for You—a Dream Come True for Tomorrow’s Nursing Leaders With your gift of cash or stocks, Duke will establish a charitable gift annuity in your SAMPLE DUKE ANNUITY RATES name and pay you a lifetime annuity. You qualify for a charitable tax deduction Single Person and avoid capital gains taxes. Upon your passing, the remaining funds will provide AGE RATE support for the Duke School of Nursing. 65 6.0% 70 6.5% For more information please contact Joseph W. Tynan, JD, director of gift and 75 7.1% endowment planning for Duke Medicine, at [email protected] or 919-667-2506. 80 8.0% Visit us on the Web at development.mc.duke.edu Married Person AGE RATE 65/65 5.6% 70/70 5.9% 75/75 6.3% 80/80 6.9% Dean’S WELCOME Friends, In December we graduated our fifth cohort of students from the accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) degree program.