Nottingham Trent University’s Interactive Systems Research Group was formed in 1998. Its aim is to develop virtual environments, serious games, assistive technology and accessibility guidelines to promote social inclusion.
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ViPi Project- ViPi @ Com@modemdag 2012-01-26
- ATLEC kick-off meeting 2012-01-11
- The EU needs to do more to include people with disabilities 2011-10-31
- Keynote speech and presentation at ITAG 2011 2011-10-26
- ViPi workshop – Larnaca, Cyprus 2011-10-07
- ViPi to present at AEGIS final conference and workshop 2011-09-10
- 1st National ViPi Workshop – Larnaca, Cyprus 2011-08-25
- 2nd project meeting in Larnacca, Cyprus 2011-07-28
- ViPi @ ITAG 2011 2011-06-09
- ViPi survey on ICT training needs for people with disabilities 2011-06-09
- RECALL Project
- European Conference on Game Based Learning 2011 2011-10-14
- Another presentation of the project in Greece 2011-10-14
- Presentation of the project during Linardatou 2011 2011-10-13
- The RECALL project was presented during e-Learning EXPO 2010 2011-10-13
- The RECALL project was disseminated during ECGBL 2010 2011-10-13
- Meeting with disabled people at the office of GHI 2011-10-13
- Study Visit in OakField College in Nottingham 2011-10-13
- RECALL 4th project meeting in Athens, Greece 2011-10-13
- RECALL 3rd project meeting in Nottingham, UK 2011-10-13
- Reached stakeholders in Greece 2011-10-13
- Game On Extra Time
- Project Promo Video 2010-09-07
- Games-based learning Exhibition at the Deaf Cultural Centre 2010-08-31
- GOET Wiimote Mini Mapper 2010-07-27
- BID Services hosts Presentation evening as EU Project for Serious Games moves into testing phase 2010-07-20
- GOET Project features in Partner Newsletter 2010-05-07
- Interactive Technologies and Games: Education, Health and Disability 2010-03-25
- GOET Twitter account active 2010-03-24
- 4th Project meeting 2010-03-16
- Interview with David Brown and Penny Standen on Serious Games 2010-02-23
- European project on track 2010-02-16