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A method for involving children with autism in design
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EducationActive SurfacesUser-centered DesignNeurodiversityUk TeamVirtual RealityCve TechnologyImmersive TechnologyAutismDevelopmental DisorderTechnology-based InterventionChild PsychologyAssistive TechnologyDesignHuman-centered DesignCollaborative Virtual EnvironmentDesign ThinkingSpecial EducationHuman-computer InteractionTechnology
COSPATIAL is a 3-year collaborative, technology-focused project exploring the use of collaborative virtual environments (CVE) and shared active surfaces (SAS) for supporting social competence for children with autism spectrum conditions (ASC). The UK team are developing CVE technology through a user centered design approach to inform design decisions and review prototype development. Teachers are involved throughout the design process to ensure that the technology developed is useful and effective. Involving children with ASC is also an important aspect of our design process. However, there are few published methods and guidance to support this involvement. This paper presents a method for involving children with ASC in the design of CVE.
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