In September, ProsocialLearn consortium member CERTH presented the project at two events in Athens, Greece.
On 5 September, Dr. Kosmas Dimitropoulos gave a lecture titled “Human Motion Analysis in Interactive Environments: Capturing, Recognition and Adaptation” at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), within the framework of the H2020 Terpsichore project summer school. In the lecture, he also presented the main objectives and results of the ProsocialLearn project.
ProsocialLearn consortium member HypeSlugs is developing TakeOver (working title), a three-player game that teaches children collaboration and teamwork skills.
Three robots – an engineer, a researcher and a navigator – embark on a space mission to discover a new planet. The puzzle tactics gameplay requires focus, memory and attention skills, as well as planning and strategic thinking as a team.
ProsocialLearn workshops and meetings in Vilnius, Lithuania were held on 14-17 June 2016, with lecturer Stefano Cobello, representing ProsocialLearn consortium member Polo europeo della Conoscenza (Europole, IT), presenting workshops for educators titled “ProsocialLearn values in games for students” and “What does it mean to be disabled in European schools”.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Framework Programme for Research and Innovation under grant agreement n°644204.
