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About the application:

ALIVE (Advanced Learning through Integrated Visual Environments) is an interactive training tool that simulates critical decision-making aspects of firefighting and reinforces lessons learned though interactive tactical scenarios. In ALIVE, evidence-based firefighting tactics are divided into a series of steps. At each step, info is presented in the form of text, photos, video of a true scenario, audio of a true communication, etc., and firefighters must tackle relevant, real-life situations with the options provided. Each selected option dynamically alters the scenario and logically routes the participant down a various path with fresh conditions that require further decision to be created. Once an identifiable, multi-step sub-task has been completed, the player is presented with the effect of his or her choice, as well as an explanation of why the choice was correct or incorrect. The application is also designed to let the player to loop recursively through the scenario to see where errors were created, while providing relevant info important for making appropriate decisions at various points and allowing firefighters to learn from their own mistakes.