LIM Games (Living in the Moment)

Gary Gowans; Norman Alm; Richard Dye; Phillip Vaughan; Arlene J. Astell; Maggie Ellis

LIM Games (Living in the Moment)

Gary Gowans (Contributor)
, Norman Alm (Contributor)
, Richard Dye (Contributor)
, Phillip Vaughan (Contributor)
, Arlene J. Astell (Contributor)
, Maggie Ellis (Contributor)

Research output: Non-textual form › Software

Abstract

Living In the Moment (LIM) was developed by the CIRCA team which investigates the efficacy of computer-based pastimes/activities for people with dementia. The multidisciplinary team brings together researchers from applied computing, the psychology of dementia, and computer aided design.

LIM is a series of bespoke computer games with an easy-to-use and engaging interface designed to accommodate first-time users. The innovative computer system, which utilises a large format touch screen and multi-media techniques, provides the user with engaging, stimulating and enjoyable activities. All the LIM Games were created with the idea that they would not need working memory (short-term memory) to operate and enjoy them.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Scotland
Publisher	Circa Connect Ltd
Publication status	Published - Mar 2010
Externally published	Yes

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