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ALT An AI-generated illustration depicting a collaborative gathering of researchers engaged in vibrant discussions within a dynamic digital environment. There's text about the conference registration information.
ALT Purple and blue space background, with #iggicon2023 hashtag, 'adventures in game attention: from measuring experience to moderating health' header, subheader: keynote by Joe Cutting, and a photograph of the talk showing Joe in front of a screen with a slide in the background. There is also an image of a pixel art longboi logo with a space helmet.
ALT Dr Joe Cutting on stage presenting their research on game experiences. The image shows a projection of a slide that reads "cognitive load in games practice. Load theory says high cognitive load leads to distraction. Bur games hold your attention have high cognitive demand. " under the projector are two whiteboards where Joe Cutting is presenting from behind a white desk.
ALT A woman playing digital puzzle game on her phone. Text reads: Playing mind games. Our working memory peaks between the ages of 20 to 30, and then declines as we age. But it's not all bad news - video games can help. Research has shown people over 60 can boost their working memory by playing puzzle games and strategy games can help when we're younger.
