Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · United Kingdom
Bristol students take three interactive ocean science projects to a Singapore gathering
University of Bristol students presented three interactive projects on ocean science and threats to marine life at an international meeting of scientists, innovators and educators in Singapore.
Why it matters: The University of Bristol students behind the three projects presented their work on marine challenges to an international audience of ocean scientists and educators.
The University of Bristol said its students showcased three interactive projects at an international gathering of ocean scientists, innovators and educators held in Singapore.
According to the university, the projects were designed to make ocean science easier to access and to draw attention to the challenges marine life faces.
The university described the work as using immersive gaming to bring ocean science to life.
Editor’s view
Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor
For the University of Bristol students involved, the Singapore gathering put three interactive projects on marine challenges in front of an international audience of ocean scientists, innovators and educators.
