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2023

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Jellylearn supports World Day of Remembrance – Road Traffic Victims

Road traffic accidents are second only to poisoning as the most preventable injury related deaths around the world according to National Safety Council. So much has still to be done to improve road safety for all road users especially, people between the ages of 5-29, as road deaths are the number one killer for this age group. More training, education and testing needs to be done for young people as they take their respective journeys on the roads, be that cycle paths, pavement, or on the road. In the digital age creating engaging, high qualit...
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Jul

2023

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Jellylearn supports Bikeability with new CGI clips for their Cycle Savvy driving resource.

As part of the Social Value aspect of Jellylearn’s new contract with DVSA we are delighted to be able to support Bikeability with further clips to update their online driving resource. The purpose of this extension project is to increase the safety of our roads and promote empathy between road users, specifically in circumstances where people who drive share the road with people who cycle. It supports two key objectives, namely:  Enabling people to cycle and protecting them when they do. This is achieved by reducing road danger th...
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May

2023

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DVSA award Jellylearn a contract for CGI Hazard Perception clips

Following a lengthy procurement process Jellylearn have been awarded a 5 year contract with the DVSA to produce CGI/3D clips for the UK Hazard Perception test. A significant number of clips per year will be added to the current library for use in the test in order to keep up with changes to the theory test, support vulnerable road users and replace old out of date clips. Jellylearn originally won the initial contract in 2012 to convert 130 videos to CGI technology and have gone on to develop further clips during the life of the this contract. &...
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May

2023

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Jellylearn passes Cyber Essential Certification

Jellylearn are proud to announce that they have been awarded with a Certificate of Assurance that they comply with the requirements of the Cyber Essentials scheme for 2023.  The Certificate certifies that the organisation was assessed as meeting the Cyber Essentials implementation profile and thus that, at the time of testing, the organisations ICT defences were assessed as satisfactory against commodity based cyber attack.  https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/cyberessentials/overview...
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Mar

2023

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Jellylearn wins Road Safety Content Provider of 2023

Jellylearn wins Road Safety Content Provider of 2023. We are delighted and very proud to have received this award from SME News. Our work is all about producing the highest quality animated content that engages people and produces real learning and testing outcomes. The end result, which is humbling and at the same time rewarding, is that our work actually help save lives on the road around the world. This drives the desire and passion to keep excelling at what we do and spreading the message about our evidence based solutions for hazard percep...
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Nov

2022

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Prometric® and JellyLearn Partner to Advance Driver Theory, Hazard Perception and Road Safety

Partnership will provide licensing organisations across EMEA with a single, unified, accessible solution for road safety assessments and certifications London, UK – (November 2022) – Prometric, a global leader of technology-enabled testing and assessment solutions, announced a new partnership with JellyLearn, a leading provider of animated, high-quality road safety testing, and training and assessment content to simplify the delivery and adoption of Hazard Perception testing throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).&nb...

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Nov

2022

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Prometric® and JellyLearn Partner to Advance Driver Theory, Hazard Perception and Road Safety

Partnership will provide licensing organisations across EMEA with a single, unified, accessible solution for road safety assessments and certifications London, UK – (November 2022) – Prometric, a global leader of technology-enabled testing and assessment solutions, announced a new partnership with JellyLearn, a leading provider of animated, high-quality road safety testing, and training and assessment content to simplify the delivery and adoption of Hazard Perception testing throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).&nb...

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Mar

2022

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Jellylearn passes Cyber Essential Certification

Jellylearn is pleased to announce that it has recently passed Cyber Essential certification. There is a heightened awareness in the public sector about the security risk associated with working digitally with suppliers to the public sector. The content that we produce can be of a highly sensitive nature as it is used in online high stakes test. Therefore, to provide the assurances our clients need we have taken steps to enhance the security of our systems and procedures which has allowed us to gain the Cyber Essential certification and provide ...
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2022

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Research into using Virtual Reality for Hazard Perception testing and training in association with t

To see the results of this key research into comparing approaches using virtual reality for testing and training against using non virtual reality then click here to see the CGI clips that were produced by Jellylearn, click here for the full report....

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Nov

2021

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Health and Safety Executive to include non-employees for driver risk assessments

The HSE have now laid down the gauntlet about what should be assessed as part of the ongoing risk assessment of drivers which is to include company and grey fleet vehicles. The areas that they consider hazards are: ·    roadworks, traffic and congestion ·    vehicle condition ·    fatigue and distraction ·    time pressures ·    the weather ·    behaviour of other road users In addition to this workers must be consulted on health and sa...

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2021

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Prometric & Jellylearn Announce Strategic Partnership in Driver Theory & Hazard Perception T

Research to measure effectiveness of CGI technology-based clips replicating real-world conditions in varying driver assessment types LONDON –  May 27 2021 – Prometric, a global leader in the provision of technology-enabled testing and assessment solutions, and Jellylearn, the leading provider of animated and interactive road safety testing, training and assessment tools, today announced a new partnership focused on the research and promotion of CGI technology-based video clips to test driver hazard perception and hazard predic...
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Feb

2021

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DVSA and Jellylearn presents how CGI has transformed the UK Theory Test case studies.

CIECA, the International Commission for Driver Testing invited Jellylearn and the DVSA to present to their members as part of their special events programme this year. Road safety experts and practioners from around the world, who have a focus on improving road safety testing and licencing in their country, were at the meeting held on the 3rd February.   During an hour long WebEx both organisations shared the background to the project, why change was necessary, what the solution would be, how the clips were produced, the benefits and resu...
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Jan

2021

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Deep River Development and Jellylearn partner for downloadable driving theory test software

Deep River Development has partnered with JellyLearn to produce 12 one minute CGI hazard perception clips covering a wide range of weather conditions and vulnerable road user scenarios. The videos are identical in quality as those produced for the DVSA live test which have enabled them to clearly differentiate their product in the highly competitive market for theory test software. The response from users has far exceeded their expectations, with the new videos receiving glowing reviews and increasing revenue per customer by around 25%. Click ...

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2020

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Jellylearn becomes an Affiliate member of the EFA

We are excited to announce that the EFA’s (https://www.efa-eu.com/) members have unanimously voted to accept Jellylearn as an Affiliate member to the organisation. Over the last couple of years we have been discussing how we could help the EFA achieve their goal of introducing Hazard Perception (HP) testing as part of a driving licencing system throughout Europe to improve road safety. EFA have thousands of driving school members throughout Europe, they see the introduction of HP testing as an important step in improving the driving skill...

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Oct

2020

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Theory Test Changes – Case Study changes from Still Images to CGI clips

Jellylearn is excited that the CGI clips it developed for the new case studies section of the Theory Test went live last month. It is further evidence of the use of this type of technology to test a candidates ability to understand road scenarios as viewed from a different perspective. The benefit of using CGI is that the same clip can be viewed from multiple angles which provides road safety experts with the ability to ask multiple questions about a scenario. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/theory-test-changes-28-september-2020...

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Nov

2018

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Jellylearn's adverse weather clips included in the updated driving theory test

The DVSA has announced the inclusion of computer-generated clips (CGI) developed by Jellylearn of snow, wind, rain and other adverse weather conditions as part of the ongoing development of the driving theory test. With 16,406 accidents in rain, sleet, snow or fog on Britain's roads in 2017, including 205 fatal incidents, the DVSA commissioned Jellylearn to develop these highly visual and accurate clips for the hazard perception part of the test to improve safety on the road. The objective is to provide more realistic driving conditions to tes...

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Nov

2018

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RAC Foundation funds exciting new research project into use of VR for road safety testing and traini

The RAC Foundation have commissioned Jellylearn and Nottingham Trent University (NTU) to undertake a unique research project about the pros and cons of using Virtual Reality (VR) v non VR for hazard perception testing and training content. NTU will be the lead on the project with Jellylearn developing a 360 degree 10 minute long CGI clip depicting various types of road hazards based on the same format and fidelity as the current HP test as used by the DVSA, who incidentally, will also be contributing valuable resources to the project. T...

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Jun

2018

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Jellylearn presents at CIECA 50th Annual General Meeting in Belfast

Jellylearn (JL), in conjunction with Nottingham Trent University (NTU), presented the results of a unique research project into the potential benefits of combining the existing UK theory and hazard perception tests into a continuous journey using a 10 minute CGI test clip that (JL) had developed as a proof of concept. The theory questions and hazards were presented to the candidate randomly during the journey which was based on urban road conditions and surrounding environment. The results from the research project managed by Professor Davi...

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2018

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The Ministry of Education of Lithuania commission Jellylearn

  Jellylearn is delighted to announce that in conjunction with BMK, Lithuania, we have been awarded a contract to develop 24 photo realistic CGI clips depicting different types of road hazards as part of a major road safety initiative throughout Lithuania. The project has been commissioned by the Ministry of Education with BMK as the main service provider. This project will be rolled as an online service to all the schools and colleges in Lithuania with the aim of educating young people about road safety as a pedestrian, cyclist and car...

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Jul

2017

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Jellylearn awarded a research grant from Department for Transport (DfT)

Earlier this year, in conjunction with NTU as the lead on this project, we were awarded a grant from Department for Transport  (DfT) who were seeking proposals for an innovative technology solution to engage learner and young drivers and encourage and enable them to develop their skills of recognising hazards on the road in a variety of environments and conditions. Our proposal included a continuous 10 minute clip, produced using 3d animation that contained both theory questions and hazard perception in one single journey. This will then be...

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Jul

2017

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CIECA 2017 - Trondheim ,Norway

We attended the annual congress again in June this year which was held in Trondheim ,Norway. Representatives from around the world met to discuss ways to improve the quality of driver licencing, education services and road safety and share their real world experiences on a range of topics. This year we demonstrated our hazard perception clips in a 360 virtual world as if you were actually sitting in the car and you could see everything around you. This was made possible by augmenting our clips and using a VR headset and a smart phone. F...

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2017

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Five.AI commission Jellylearn

Recently Five.ai approached us to develop some 3d clips that they could use in presentations to potential investors. The purpose of producing these clips was to demonstrate the challenges they are facing in developing the software systems that will manage future autonomous vehicles, especially in urban environments. We produced several clips showing multiple hazards that highlighted such challenges as detecting vehicle reflections in shop windows and road surface water, how to handle strong sunlight when the glare makes it impossible to see...

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Jul

2017

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Jellylearn talk to Peter Weddell-Hall

Peter retired recently from the DVSA having spent 10 years as the Head of E-Assessment and Training Accreditation. In that role Peter was pivotal in the introduction of a new theory test and the ground breaking project of rolling out the world's first video based hazard perception test (HPT) which formed part of UK driving test. We caught up with Peter to ask him about road safety in the UK and what trends he sees in the future that would bring about increased road safety on a more global basis. What prompted the DSA back in 1998 to co...

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Jul

2017

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Jellylearn sit on E-ATP 2014 breakout panel discussion

One of the highlights of the E-ATP conference in Budapest were the incredibly informative breakout sessions where industry leaders answered questions on the state of the industry and its future. Jellylearns' Director of Business Development, Michael Bennett, sat on a panel talking about the barriers to e-assessment and how as an industry we can work together to remove those barriers and promote the adoption of computer based assessment. Michael drew on Jellylearns experience at the cutting edge of technology to give informative insights int...

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Jul

2017

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Jellylearn invited to present to the Lithuanian parliament.

As with many countries Lithuania has very real challenges when it comes to road safety. In response the Legal Committee of the government organised a conference on road safety titled the 'War on the Roads'. Conference organizers invited road traffic safety experts to discuss the current road safety policies and visions for the future to find out whether the current legal regulations are providing adequate protection to road users, improving vehicular and pedestrian traffic and to share the experiences of foreign countries. Looking towards...

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Jul

2017

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Jellylearn win E-ATP 2014 Product Presentation Award

Brilliant speakers, insightful demonstrations, enlightening sponsors and engaged attendees helped make the E-ATP 2014 Conference a huge success! Budapest was the perfect backdrop for this exciting conference and full of fun adventures. E-ATP 2014 featured 37 informative breakouts, 12 product demonstrations, 5 educational sponsor sessions, and 6 ignite sessions. More than 260 professionals from 27 countries, along with our 18 sponsors, were in attendance sharing ideas and making global connections. This year's theme was Employee M...

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Jul

2017

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The DVSA and HPT recognised with 3 road safety awards in 2014.

Jellylearn would like to congratulate their colleagues at the DVSA for the recognition that they have received for the success of the HPT. The awards received recognise the hazard perception test's role in reducing the number of crashes on our roads. The awards won are: Prince Michael International Road Safety Award 2014 Prince Michael International Road Safety Premier Award 2014 John Smart Road Safety award at the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) Awards 2014 Research has shown that hazard...