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VR Experience

Players will be put into the world of Alice in Wonderland where they help investigate who stole the queen’s tarts.
As part of the queen’s royal guard, players must decode ransom notes sent by the thief.
To be as accessible as possible the game will be playable on phones and desktops through their web browser, both with and without headsets.

Since dyslexia manifests differently in everyone, some tasks will be easier with a headset and some without. The goal of the game is to mirror the emotional effects dyslexia has on students when they don’t have the right accommodations to succeed. Players will have to develop their own coping strategies, like taking their headset on and off, to be successful.

In VR refering players can easily refer back to their notes.

A wider shot of the office where you can see more of your co-workers completing their tasks — However, typing is much slower compared to using a physical keyboard.

Players will have a short amount of time to go through their workload while minimizing mistakes. At the end of each shift they’ll be chastised for not keeping up with everyone else.

A results screen showing the player performing poorly.

Various distractions will interrupt the work day to break the player\'s focus. Their co-workers will breeze through their workload and clock out early regardless.

The Cheshire Cat has come to interrupt the work day.

Direct Mail

To reach educators, they\'ll be mailed a branded google cardboard headset along with information on how they can support students with dyslexia. For convenience, the headset will have a QR code to launch the game.

A mock-up of branded google cardboard VR headset.

Out-of-home

During the back-to-school, OOH will be used to direct people towards the AR experience.

The art depicts a giant Alice drawn in the original Alice in Wonderland illustration style, she is so big she takes up the entire space of the room, everyone else is being knocked over by her. With the headline, One size fits most

The art depicts a shrunken Alice struggling to open a locked door while looking back at the key which is placed high up on a table she cannot reach. With the headline, An underdog with an edge is still an underdog.

Alice is struggling to climb over a mushroom while a normal sized person walks easily across a field of mushrooms with giant strides. With the headline, Working 2x as hard for 1/2 the results.

Interactive

To tie in with the campaign, Sparknotes will add a voice synthesizer button to their study guides and summaries. It will highlight the current word as it’s read aloud.