March 2010: ZONE4 now has GITC (Government Information Technology Certification)
February 2010: Launch Health Queensland AfterMath project. AfterMath an E-Learning public kiosk has been launched there are 9 kiosk's located around Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast universities and TAFE colleges. The project uses interactive video.
November 2009: ZONE4 now has a collaboration space at the Judith Wright Centre in the Fortitude Valley.
October 2009: Games for health breakfast
Thanks to Mark White for setting up the games for health breakfast. We were very lucky to have Stuart Smith PhD, MSc a Senior Research Officer from Falls and Balance Research Group, Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute give a presentation.
Stuart covered a lot of ground in his materials and had the audience talking and thinking about some opportunities for games to be an enabler of health service delivery.
We had guests from some of our key clients: Rio Tinto, Origin energy, Ramsay HealthCare and Health Queensland.
MORE NEWS:
Welcome on board: Jurgen Graf - ZONE4 welcome's Jurgen Graf to the team, Jurgen is an exceptional creative designer and calm manager. In the short time Jurgen has been with us he has already been able to deliver on several projects.
RECENT AWARD:
September 2009: Congratulations to all involved in the development of the Interpreting Old Government House project for QUT and the Queensland State government. The project received a GOLD award from the Governor's Heritage Award for Excellence in Heritage Conservation Works and Action. Jeff Jones, Joti Carroll, Sean Gobi and Thom Saunders worked together to produce the project.
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ORIGIN ENERGY - FATIGUE MODULE
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ZONE4 has created an elearning module around fatigue for Origin.
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E-LEARNING
E-learning is electronic learning and it uses interactive activities, puzzles, games, quizes and self-assessment tools to provide a user with an indepth understanding of a subject.
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 | Learn Flotation processes is a piece of work that shows what e-learning can achieve with a highly complex task. More
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 | The project is a good example of interactive e-learning giving the user new ways of understanding complex concepts. More
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SERIOUS GAMES
Serious games are projects that use game technology and concepts but are focused on serious issues. The use of game engines and 3D enviromnents as tools allows learners to explore location and events as part of learning about the subject.
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 | The Green Home project for the Brisbane City Council uses a game engine to generate the 3D space that is the house. More
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| RACQ SCORM compliant e-learning modules
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Health Queensland (online and touchscreen)
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SUPPORT
AIIA AIMIA Mobile Monday's The Source Brisbane Media Map
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