The Open University - Overview
- Animation and Illustration
- Games and Interactives
eLearning Design and Development for The Open University
- A strategic digital partnership with the Open University spanning over a decade.
- Design and development of rich, interactive digital content.
- The projects were part of a BBC TV series and marketing campaign to reach a wider audience.
What they Say
"Enigma took time to understand our vision and came up with a compelling solution. Our users love the interactive content. Significant credit for that must lie with this talented agency."
James Heywood. Producer, The Open University
The Ambition
In collaboration with the BBC TV series, The Open University sought to develop engaging digital content aimed at facilitating softer eLearning outcomes. Since partnering with us, they have experienced significant success and continue to progress without hesitation.
What we did
Since 2005, we have served as one of The Open University's primary digital agencies. During this time, we've developed games and interactive content for various purposes, including collaborations with BBC TV series and initiatives aimed at expanding their reach to broader audiences.
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Jewels of Heuro
Our latest project for The Open University involved developing an HTML5 game to promote their computing courses. Centred around an introduction to algorithms and the utilisation of heuristics, the game serves as an educational tool, introducing novice coders to the travelling salesman problem.
Museum of the Dead
As part of their link up with the BBC the Open University asked us to develop an engaging interactive as a companion to the Saving Species TV series. The result was the museum of the dead, a beautifully illustrated museum set in the future that presided over animals from the present which have become extinct.
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What's your verdict?
As a collaboration stemming from the BBC's Justice season of TV programming, "What's Your Verdict" is an interactive video experience. Users are immersed in a fictional case and prompted to make judgements based on the presented facts.
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Great Thinkers
This game that went hand in hand with a BBC TV series exploring the connections between great thinkers. Different levels allow players to drag and drop to make connections between great thinkers and the other thinkers who influenced them.
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What we achieved
![A series of outstanding digital interactives]()
A series of outstanding digital interactives
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Linked with BBC TV Series
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Played by thousands of people
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