Discover the secret to developing highly interactive and immersive experiences using gamification, in this workshop from Sci Comms East and Norwich Science Festival!
Rebecca Shaw, PhD Student at the Earlham Institute, and Oli Buckley, Professor of Cyber Security at the University of East Anglia, will share their experiences - covering everything from funding, development timelines, collaborating with partners, through to delivery.
Whether you're interested in creating anything from board games to escape rooms, expect plenty of top tips for engaging the public with your work, and time to develop your own creative ideas and demo some example activities!
6pm–8pm
The Gallery, The Forum
Free
Pizza and soft drinks included.
This event is free to attend, but booking is essential. Places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. To secure your place, please fill in this expression of interest form by Friday 24 May.
This event may be of interest to science communicators, researchers, practitioners, teachers, and organisers who might like to submit an idea for our Bugs and Beasts event in Waterloo Park (Summer 2024) or Norwich Science Festival 2025 (February half term).
About Sci Comms East
Sci Comms East is a skills-sharing network coordinated by Sam Rowe and Cansu Bayindirli, in collaboration with Norwich Science Festival. In addition to an annual conference, Sci Comms East aims to support communicators throughout the year by facilitating training and knowledge exchange opportunities - helping researchers and practitioners improve their skills to maximise the impact of their work.
Sci Comms East is looking to significantly expand its platform. We hope to showcase local communicators and raise awareness of funding and volunteering opportunities though collaborative events and other activities. If you would like to find out more or get involved then please get in touch using the email below:
