Operation SSRI Winscreen — Interactive Design

Medical game design my lifeblood. Developing stories and worlds for users to experience and learn through will revolutionize the way we look at education.

The Brachial Plexus

This nervous structure is considered one of the most difficult nervous pathways taught in intro level anatomy. However, it is essential to learn about these nerves as they affect all of the motions of the arm and hand.

Wireframing

Through iterations of a wireframe, my team and I can discuss the importance of succinct learning goals.

AR as a Learning interface

AR is the future of learning. By bringing experiences that are hard to access or otherwise impossible to see to the real world, the process of learning can become more real to the viewer.

“Simon and the Brachial Plexus”

In Simon and the Brachial plexus, my teammates Jenna Espeseth and Sarah Davis and I are working together to make one of the most difficult anatomy topics come to life. By introducing the brachial plexus in an AR world, the student is able to experience the structure and function of the Brachial plexus first hand. Not only does the game introduce the complexity of the Brachial plexus’s 3D structure, but it simplifies it to a 2D mnemonic that can be taken with the viewer after the game is over.

Wireframe Preview

< Illustration

Modeling >