Is it possible to have a good time, on the occasion of taking care of your health? With MEMO training possible! Solve puzzles, search for differences, memorize pictures and sounds, and by the way all the time train memory.
MEMO Training is a collection of dozens of tasks collected in 6 topics: "Smile," "The Sea", "Shopping and cooking", "City", "Health" and "Film and Theater".
You do not have to be afraid of ignorance - you always have more than one chance to provide the correct answers, you do not have a time limit. The exercises are for you!
With the successive application answers taught to adequately adjust the level of difficulty subsequent jobs.
MEMO Training is an application created with the aim of seniors who want to practice your memory, take care of its condition. Using the MEMO training can also easily learn to use technology.
We also recommend apps and MEMO MEMO Gift Day.
The application was developed in cooperation consortium EE Laboratory, Laboratory of Social Innovation and Research Shipyard, University of Social Psychology, City of Gdynia
The project is co-financed by the National Research and Development Center
competition within the Social Innovation.
MEMO Training is a collection of dozens of tasks collected in 6 topics: "Smile," "The Sea", "Shopping and cooking", "City", "Health" and "Film and Theater".
You do not have to be afraid of ignorance - you always have more than one chance to provide the correct answers, you do not have a time limit. The exercises are for you!
With the successive application answers taught to adequately adjust the level of difficulty subsequent jobs.
MEMO Training is an application created with the aim of seniors who want to practice your memory, take care of its condition. Using the MEMO training can also easily learn to use technology.
We also recommend apps and MEMO MEMO Gift Day.
The application was developed in cooperation consortium EE Laboratory, Laboratory of Social Innovation and Research Shipyard, University of Social Psychology, City of Gdynia
The project is co-financed by the National Research and Development Center
competition within the Social Innovation.
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