Creative Apps on the AcTo Website!
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We’ve expanded our line of games… with even more creative options!
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中文游戏评估来啦！Chinese Apps Reviews are Here!
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We've been busy, but we're back... be on the lookout for many new games!
Read MoreNew book edited by AcTo researchers
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Using Technology in Dementia Care: A Guide to Technology Solutions for Everyday Living, edited by Arlene Astell, Sarah Kate Smith and Phil Joddrell, published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
Read MoreMultilingual Apps are Here!
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We’ve expanded our line of games… with even more accessible options!
Read MoreNew Apps Coming Soon
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We've been busy, but we're back... be on the lookout for many new games!
Read MoreAcTo Coming to Long-term Care Homes
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The City of Toronto Long-term Care Homes and Services in Canada are bringing tablets into all 10 care facilities as a result of AcTo’s presence at the Youth Summit.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia at the Toronto Volunteer Youth Summit 2018
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Work from the AcTo Dementia project was presented at the City of Toronto Long-term Care Homes and Services Volunteer Youth Summit 2018 in Canada.
Read MoreAcTo In Practice: Memory Café
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In the first of a new series of blog posts focusing on how the AcTo Dementia website is being used in the real world, Angie Weatherhead tell us about the Alice Cross Centre Memory Café in Devon.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia Website Revamp
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We've been busy, but we're back... Our website has been revamped taking into account feedback from users over the past year.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia at the UK Dementia Congress 2016
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AcTo Dementia researchers Phil Joddrell and Professor Arlene Astell attended the UK Dementia Congress in Brighton last week.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia: 6 Months On...
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Since the launch of the AcTo Dementia website 6 months ago, we have evaluated more than 40 different types of game or activity, reviewing over 400 apps in the process.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia World Tour (Part 2)
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In the second of our world tour series, researcher Phil Joddrell took the AcTo Dementia project to Toronto, Canada for the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2016.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia World Tour (Part 1)
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Researcher Phil Joddrell attended the 15th International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs (ICCHP) in Linz, Austria, to present work related to the AcTo Dementia project.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia at the White Rose Dementia Symposium
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The White Rose Dementia Symposium took place on Tuesday 24th May 2016, uniting researchers from the Universities of Sheffield, Leeds and York to present their work on dementia.
Read MoreAcTo Dementia at Sheffield Life festival
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On Saturday 23rd April 2016, AcTo Dementia was one of the projects demonstrated at The University of Sheffield event Life: A Festival of Health, from Head to Toe.
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