February 2010. An immersive, virtual practice and training environment for people who are blind or have visual impairments using 3D virtual sound with Wii technology. This follows on from the interactive sound immersion techniques used on "Sos and the Big Maths Adventure". The simulator has been built using Flash and Director together with 3D sound technology.

November 2009. Nominated for an award by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) in the Children's Awards category. The nomination is for the development of Mencap Plannet by Gamelab. The site itself is an easy-to-use online tool that engages families, friends and supporters to explore, prepare and plan their future together.

June 2009. An accessible online video player by Gamelab for the BBC This is a media player interface to be used by the BBC Raw site, which can be viewed here. Raw is a website aimed at adults to develop skills for everyday life.

The Salts Mill website, built in Flash, was a collaboration with Jonathan Wilkinson. The brief: to capture the romance of the mill through an interactive experience. It features the David Hockney gallery and a panoramic "tour" through the mill.

October 2008. Gamelab/BBC Jam - SEN Literacy for the Deaf. This BAFTA nominated project uses innovative new techniques and technologies to support the learner's needs. Dynamic, interactive 3D avatars are used to help sign-bilingual deaf children with their BSL and English literacy.

A Flash game to promote the "Walking Bus" scheme - an effort to cut carbon emissions, traffic congestion, and giving children a healthy start to their day.

Panoramic, interactive experience of the sights and sounds of Marrakech. Commissioned for the Riad Farnatchi hotel website

Fragmentary Collaboration in a Virtual World: The Educational Possibilities of Multi-user, Three-Dimensional Worlds. Advances in e-Engineering and Digital Enterprise Technology: Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on e-Engineering and Digital Enterprise Technology. London, UK: Professional Engineering Press, 299-304.

Webcam experiments, including interactive special effects, motion detection and webcam controlled interfaces and games. If you don't have a webcam there are some prerecorded video demonstrations.