Experience in teaching programming related subjects to university students with Asperger syndrome

Banos, Samuel Montane; Rubio, Brenda; Encinas, Israel Duran; Munoz, Jonathan Giovanni Soto

doi:10.1109/contie56301.2022.10004437

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“…They also experience difficulties in communication, both in initiating and maintaining conversations and in interpreting humorous tones and expressions. In addition, they tend to develop repetitive patterns of behavior and show intense interests, which complicates their adaptation to changes in the environment [3], [4]. During the COVID-19 pandemic, people with Asperger Syndrome have faced new challenges, such as changes in routine and adaptation to technology, which can increase stress, especially for those who were already in therapy before the pandemic.…”

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Augmented reality for anatomy course for children with autism

Lazo-Amado,

Andrade-Arenas

2024

IJEECS

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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) that mainly affects social interaction and effective communication, showing problems in their learning, reflected in the lack of attention in schools, such as in anatomy classes. The main objective of the project is to develop a mobile application for children with autism to improve their learning in Anatomy and social interaction through augmented reality (AR). The methodology to be used is ADDIE which is in charge of analyzing the experience of the work team to find the ease of software development, proposing the efficient development with continuous improvement according to the evaluation to the specialists. The results show the evaluation of the specialists on the mobile application with AR where they will indicate their satisfaction with the application. In conclusion, it will be shown a mobile application with AR that offers a technological and eye-catching novelty for users in order to improve the educational development of children with autism spectrum disorder.

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confidence: 99%