learning
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A maze learning program involving sequential spatial memory. There are 4 levels of maze difficulty and 4 equivalent mazes at each level. There are also 3 modes of operation providing a wide range of possibilities.Current Version 2.0Amaze screenshot (59 Kbytes - JPEG)Download instructions and Help for Amaze (108 Kbytes - Microsoft HLP)
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AMaze |
An exercise in concept formation and reversal requiring the user to classify objects on a number of dimensions - colour, shape and size.Current Version 2.0Concept screenshot (55 Kbytes - JPEG)
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Concept
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A computer version of the Stroop test for concentration and mental flexibility in which the user is presented with a random series of 4 colour names displayed in one of the four colours. The task is to identify the colour of 'ink' and respond differentially as rapidly as possible.Current Version 2.0Stroop_A screenshot (52 Kbytes - JPEG)
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Stroop_A |
A computer version of the Stroop test for concentration and mental flexibility in which the user is presented with a random series of 4 colour names displayed in one of the four colours. The task is to identify the colour name and respond differentially as rapidly as possible.Current Version 2.0Stroop_B screenshot (55 Kbytes - JPEG)
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Stroop_B |
A paired-associate-learning exercise in which the user has to link a number of complex, unique geometric patterns with individual letters. Automatic adjustment of difficulty based on performance. Supports keyboard and mouse input.Current Version 2.0PAL screenshot (71 Kbytes - JPEG)
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PAL |
A sequential short-term memory task similar to the game of Simon. The 4 events are distinguished by sound, colour and spatial location. Automatic adjustment of difficulty based on performance. Supports keyboard, mouse and concept keyboard input.Current Version 2.0Flash screenshot ( 59 Kbytes - JPEG)
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Flash 