Author Archives: Jing Li

Introduction： Looking back on the entire project, my project can be divided into three phases. After three self-questioning sessions, I eventually turned my question into ‘ How can ‘Extended Reality’ experiences contribute and compete with immersive entertainment activities, for the … Continue reading →

Last Sunday(21/Nov) I held a creative event in the nursing home. The original plan was “My life/My time”. However, after communicating with the staff, most of the residents only remembered what happened that day or right now, and let them … Continue reading →

When I did the interventions, I found that older people living in nursing homes have varying degrees of cognitive impairment, but understanding the cognitive state of older people is my knowledge boundary, so I searched the Internet, here are some … Continue reading →

Groupe VR experience A total of 6 people participated in the eventEach person’s participation time is less than 10 minutes.Because it is a group activity, in one person in the experience, can not share pictures and stories with others, there … Continue reading →

I made an appointment with the nursing home administrator to meet this Friday to discuss the details of the next intervention. I sent some emails about the questionnaire to get feedback from other nursing homesNo feedback has been received at … Continue reading →

Since Unit3, I began to confuse my problems. If loneliness that I cannot intervene, and Extended Reality is just a new thing in an attempt for the elderly, and it cannot be measured, do my research fail? When I express … Continue reading →

I feel when I didn’t get the answer I wanted, I started to panic insideAs I’m talking about loneliness when my feedback is that elderly living in care homes have their own way to release loneliness. VR’s short experience can’t … Continue reading →

Lee, EJ., Park, SJ. (2020) ‘Immersive Experience Model of the Elderly Welfare Centers Supporting Successful Aging’. Front. Psychol. 11:8. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00008 https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00008/full Angelini, L., Caon, M., Couture, N., Khaled, O. A., and Mugellini, E. (2015). “The multisensory interactive window: immersive experiences for … Continue reading →

This week I interviewed more elderly people, some old people directly refused to try VR, some old people said they enjoy the experience of VR, very novel, but they still choose their hobbies to spend their free time, such as … Continue reading →

In previous studies, many studies have shown that elderly people in nursing homes have very serious loneliness problems, especially during this particular period. And I’ve found some previous research on immersive experiences in the elderly. These include augmented reality and … Continue reading →