Sharing Our Work
IMCE Publications, media & ideas for exploring human experience & the influences shaping our lives. Bringing together practical materials for parents, teachers, schools, & students of all ages.
A Space for Discovery
Our vision is to develop this space into a portal connecting people with research, ideas, learning resources & one another. Alongside IMCE’s own work, we hope to bring together useful contributions from across these subjects, creating a place to follow developments, explore questions & exchange perspectives.
Explore our first publications and selected media introducing Experience Studies, Metacognitive Education & the Psynapp framework.
As funding allows, we are excited to develop imaginative ways to share experience studies through rich media – video, animation, audio, puzzles & interactive learning.
Our work also extends to the digital environments through which people seek support & guidance. Through Okaybot, we are exploring how interfaces, personalities & personas can support a benign, non-extractive alternative to conventional chatbots, designed around privacy, psychological safety & human agency. With tightly bounded interactions & an on-device-only approach to personal data, the aim is to help people move away from unhealthy patterns of use & reduce the conditions that encourage dependency in the first place. This work explores how technology can provide meaningful support while strengthening people’s capacity to act independently & participate in life beyond the interface.
Coming December 2026
Experience Studies Handbook
Our first comprehensive framework for Experience Studies, Psynapp maps how awareness, attention, emotion, thinking, identity & influence come together to shape human experience. Through practical exploration, it develops awareness of these processes & helps builds the capacity to navigate life with greater coherence, self-direction & resilience.
Psynapp is launching in January 2027. In the meantime, academics & educators are welcome to request a copy of the current framework.
More About Psynapp →
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