Games To Explain Human Factors: Come, Participate, Learn & Have Fun!!! Photo Album from the Tufts University National Ergonomics Month presentation in Medford, MA on September 15, 2010. Presenter: Dr. Ronald G. Shapiro Sponsor: Dr. Ryan Kilgore Champion: Ali Connolly Semifinalists: Max Goldstein Hannah Garfield Emily Port David Ortiz Prism Set: Gerry Palmer of http://www.psychkits.com/ Awesome Ribbon: Hodges Badge Company of Portsmouth, RI To arrange a Games presentation for your corporation, professional society, university, college, school, youth group or not for profit organization you may send a message to Dr. Ronald Shapiro through SlideShare or by following the contact instructions of the http://sites.google.com/site/gamestoexplain/ website.

2. Awesome Ribbon by Hodges Badge Company of Portsmouth, RI

3. Semifinalists Hannah Garfield (blindfolded) and Emily Port (wearing 180 degree inversion prisms) pointing to the Perceptually Inverted Navigation (PIN) Chart (top right photo)

4. Prism sets by High School Teacher Gerry Palmer of PsychKits.Com

5. Semifinalist David Ortiz, Semifinalist Hannah Garfield, Champion Ali Connolly, Semifinalist Emily Port, Semifinalist Max Goldstein (left to right in bottom right photo)Champion Ali Connolly Tufts University September 15, 2010 Photos by Ryan Kilgore and Ron Shapiro Ronald G. Shapiro, Ph. D.

6. Acknowledgements Semifinalists Max Goldstein, Computer Engineering ‘14 Ali Connolly, Environmental Engineering ‘14 Hannah Garfield, Civil Engineering ‘14 Emily Port, Mechanical Engineering ‘14 David Ortiz, Civil Engineering ‘14 Champion Ali Connolly, Environmental Engineering ‘14 Sponsor Dr. Ryan Kilgore

7. Multitasking Stand on one foot, eyes closed and recite Humpty Dumpty.

8. Sound Localization Max Goldstein, Computer Engineering ‘14 Point to the pencils being tapped with your eyes closed.

9. Details Ali Connolly, Environmental Engineering ‘14 Please describe your bandana. What color are the balloons? What is on your right hand? What is on your left hand?

10. Perceptually Inverted Navigation (PIN) Hannah Garfield, Civil Engineering ’14 Emily Port, Mechanical Engineering ‘14 Emily, while wearing the 180 degree inversion prisms direct Hannah to place the National Ergonomics Month (NEM) sticker right side up on the oval in the center of the chart. Prism sets by High School Teacher Gerry Palmer of PsychKits.Com

11. Perceptually Inverted Navigation (PIN) Enlargement Note that the sticker was placed upside down!!!

12. Reaction Time David Ortiz, Civil Engineering ‘14 Catch the dollar before it slips through your fingers.

13. The Semifinalists

14. The Final Exam Ali Connolly, Environmental Engineering ‘14 Ali, name everyone in front of the room.

15. The Champion Ali Connolly, Environmental Engineering ‘14

16. The Prizes