This is an extract of the presentation delivered at the Seoul National University of Technology in Korea during November 2009

1. Serious Games Presentation Seoul National University for Technology David Wortley Director Serious Games Institute

2. Serious Games for Health

4. Triage Trainer Trains Paramedics to deal with casualties of explosions using realistic simulations

5. MRSA Training Game Trains hospital workers on correct procedures to avoid infections such as MRSA

6. Forterra Olive Virtual World environment used for multi-agency training in emergency situations

7. AIDS Awareness Global Kids used Virtual Worlds to discuss AIDS UN sponsored serious games for Africa

8. Behaviour Changing The OBS game designed to educate children on good habits to avoid obesity

9. Health Risk profiling American Military use a game to identify soldiers at risk from Alcohol abuse

10. Brainwave Games Devices like Neurosky can help treat conditions such as ADHD through gameplay

11. Games and Pain Relief Research indicates that playing a video game can be more effective than drugs for pain relief

12. Serious Games and Science Museums

13. Technology Enhanced Museums Games related technologies can engage visitors and create a more sustainable future

14. Interactive Creativity Installations which offer a personalised creative experience attract visitors

15. Immersive Environments Virtual Reality can offer international collaboration

16. Science Games Serious games can stimulate an interest in science and support social networking

17. My Computer Loves Me !! Converging technologies aim to develop individual relationships and build communities

19. Museums of the Future Museums of the future will be physical and virtual hubs of global communities of interest working across the past, present and future

21. Most Influential Technologies Games Virtual Worlds Social Networks

23. Serious Games Presentation Seoul National University for Technology David Wortley Director Serious Games Institute