| Caspian Learning announced it has signed a contract with the Defence College of Policing and Guarding to develop a 3D simulation to assist in training. The simulation, which will be the first of its kind at the College, aims to broaden the learning experience for trainee police and will help students to learn about entry, search and seizure procedures.
Caspian will use its authoring engine, Thinking Worlds™ to develop the simulation, which will take trainees through 3D environments and enable them to investigate scenarios from examining crime scenes to questioning military suspects, as well as searching property and people for effective seizure of evidence.
Graeme Duncan, CEO at Caspian Learning said: “The College has recognised that immersive games can motivate and engage learners more effectively than some traditional training methods. This type of project will help demonstrate the real learning benefits associated with immersive simulations within the defence and policing landscape.”
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