The Briolight interactive floor combines movement, visual feedback and educational challenges. Its activities can be selected to support physical engagement, communication and thinking skills through play.
Categories of effects
- Movement and relaxation
- Cognitive activities
- Educational activities
Therapeutic applications
The historical catalogue groups activities according to their intended learning and support goals. The following areas can be addressed in professionally planned sessions; the descriptions are not evidence of a particular clinical outcome.
Attention and concentration
During a game, a child practises focusing on the task while managing distractions, including the presence of other children.
Working memory
Tasks can require children to remember rules, instructions and previous attempts, and to use that information when making the next decision.
Cognitive flexibility
Different games and ways of solving them offer opportunities to change strategies, adapt to unfamiliar tasks and consider alternatives. Activities can also involve visual, auditory and movement-related memory, categorisation, reasoning and problem-solving.
Product information: Interactive floor.
