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Ethnoacting in VR: DIY Soft Skills Development

Ethnoacting in VR: DIY Soft Skills Development

Ethnoacting in VR: DIY Soft Skills (Trade mark number: UK00004133854 dated 06/12/2024) is an innovative intervention inviting participants to engage in ethnoacting. This means they repeat real-life testimonies while listening to them through headphones, fully immersed in a tailored virtual reality (VR) environment. The VR setting is designed to replicate the world of the testimony, enhancing focus, the sense of presence and empathy. By applying modelling theories from psychology, this project explores how VR can help several social groups or professionals build essential soft skills that support their wellbeing. Tailored survey research assesses the impact and benefits for these groups. The core team includes expertise in acting (Evi Stamatiou, Principal Investigator), VR experimentation (Oluwatosin Sanni, Co-Investigator), and psychology (Volker Thoma, Co-Investigator). The project has already expanded into nursing (Georgina Cox, Co-Investigator) and youth development (in partnership with the Youth Empowerment Zone at Newham Council), with discussions setting the ground for applications on self-advocacy for people with disabilities (in partnership with the RIX Centre), and compassion in law professionals, reflecting its broad potential impact.

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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات 🥽 EAST LONDON HEROES (pilot study): Newham Youth Applies Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات 🥽 EAST LONDON HEROES (pilot study): Newham Youth Applies Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
    قبل 5 أشهر
  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات 🥽 EAST LONDON HEROES (pilot study): Newham Youth Applies Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
    قبل 5 أشهر
  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات 🥽 EAST LONDON HEROES (pilot study): Newham Youth Applies Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
    قبل 5 أشهر
  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات 🥽 EAST LONDON HEROES (pilot study): Newham Youth Applies Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
    قبل 5 أشهر
  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات EAST LONDON HEROES (pilot study): Newham Youth Applies Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
    قبل 5 أشهر
  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Resilience in Acting Students (pilot study)
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات EAST LONDON HEROES (pilot study): Newham Youth Applies Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Resilience in Acting Students (pilot study)
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات EAST LONDON HEROES PILOT: Empowering Newham Youth Using Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
    قبل 8 أشهر
  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou حدث المؤسسة Ethnoacting in VR: DIY Soft Skills Development
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات EAST LONDON HEROES PILOT: Empowering Newham Youth Using Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
    قبل 8 أشهر
  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou created the مجموعة بيانات EAST LONDON HEROES PILOT: Empowering Newham Youth Using Ethnoacting in VR for Growth Mindset
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Resilience in Acting Students (pilot study)
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR at the British Science Festival
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Cognitive Empathy in Nurses (pilot study)
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Cognitive Empathy in Nursing (pilot study)
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Cognitive Empathy in Nursing (pilot study)
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Cognitive Empathy in Nursing (pilot study)
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  • evistamatiou Evi Stamatiou updated the مجموعة بيانات Ethnoacting in VR for Cognitive Empathy in Nursing (pilot study)
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