Ask Annie vs MEMO Research

Ask Annie is an engaging education platform offering self-paced microlearning. Annie guides learners through scenarios based on real-life experiences to strengthen their skills in delivering support to all clients, not only people living with dementia. The modules are short and focused on providing practical ways to address challenging situations. Learners are given the flexibility to decide what and when to learn based on their time and needs, as well as the knowledge gaps identified through interactive quizzes. The search function helps to navigate through the application and find topics that learners want to explore. Ask Annie has been designed with the user in mind making learning a very engaging and intuitive experience. Written in plain language and supported by the video content, this platform is suitable for staff from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The short modules have been written according to Dementia Australia’s own problem-solving model. The CAUSEd approach encourages staff to shift focus and understand how people living with dementia may be communicating their unmet needs through behaviors.

Break free from the traditional constraints of only conducting assessments in the laboratory! Empirically examine cognition within individuals' everyday lives using MEMO. This research game asks individuals to remember to complete both time-based (quizzes) and event-based (photo activities) tasks across three consecutive days. BENEFITS include: Free to use Data captured in real time A trial day to familiarise individuals with the game's features and aim Can be adjusted to accommodate different research projects Want to know more about using Memo as part of your study? Contact s.coundouris@uq.edu.au for more information