George Palamas

We presented VIRAL at the first year master student of the Medialody Department in Malmo University, Sweden.

The AUTH team demonstrated the use of the VR program to coaches and discussed the potential of integrating the VIRAL program into training practice.

The AUTH team demonstrated the use of the VR program to young athletes and coaches.

The AUTH team informed track and field athletes about the virtual reality program and provided instructions of how they can be educated against doping.

The AUTH team presented the VIRAL project to young athletes. Athletes were informed about the development of a VR program against doping and discussed its usefulness.

The AUTH team presented aims and activities of the VIRAL project to football athletes. Athletes were informed about new technologies to transfer their traditional teaching practices to virtual and their usefulness for anti-doping education

The results of VIRAL project were disseminated to football coaches. The AUTH team presented the educational material of the project VIRAL concerning the use of new technologies in anti-doping education.

The educational material of the project “VIRAL” was presented in young athletes. The AUTH team distributed leaflets to the athletes and informed them about the project and educational material. Emphasis was placed in the promotion of innovative and impactful anti-doping education through VR.

The results of VIRAL project were disseminated to canoe and Kayak athletes. The AUTH team presented the project and we informed about the impactful anti-doping education through VR.

The educational material of the VIRAL project was presented to basketball players. The AUTH team informed the athletes about the usefulness of a virtual reality program which educate athletes against doping.