On May 3, 2024, the 9th Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Conference, a seminar on research for teaching and learning development, concluded at the Faculty of Architecture, Walailak University.
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Dr. Charlee Kaewrat from the Digital Technology in Medicine on winning first prize for the presentation of educational media, games, lessons, and curriculum development for his work entitled “Application Game for Basic CPR Chest Compressions”.
The application was developed in collaboration with Associate Professor Dr. Yanyong Punsawad, a faculty member of the program, and Mr. Pakkanat Veerakhajorn.
The game application for practicing Basic CPR Chest Compressions will be a valuable tool for practicing basic CPR skills.
Users can practice chest compressions according to the correct and effective technique, which is useful for saving lives in real emergencies.
These game applications often have features that allow users to practice chest compressions in a simple and fun way by providing feedback when they do it correctly or incorrectly.
This game application features a game where users press on a mannequin’s chest and the results are displayed on the screen of a mobile device or computer.
When users press their chest according to the correct number and rate, they receive a score or feedback on the screen to show their performance and whether they have made any mistakes.
The motivating feedback helps users focus on their practice and improve their skills more effectively.
