In Australia, many children, especially in First Nations communities, aren't meeting recommended physical activity levels, affecting their physical and mental health. To address this, Associate Professor Narelle Eather developed the EMU program, a school-based initiative combining Indigenous games, physical activity, and cultural education.
Read MoreAyla Schwarz, an assistant professor in Digital Health, is exploring how gamification can encourage neighbourhood residents, particularly children, to exercise. Her research involves creating engaging, scientifically informed games that combine the digital and physical worlds.
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