Enhancing social communication of children with high-functioning autism through a co-located interface.
Eynat GalNirit BaumingerDina Goren-BarFabio PianesiOliviero StockMassimo ZancanaroPatrice L. (Tamar) WeissPublished in: AI Soc. (2009)
Keyphrases
- autism spectrum disorder
- communication protocol
- interface design
- autistic children
- communication patterns
- wide range
- computer interface
- communication networks
- high risk
- information sharing
- social media
- social interaction
- instant messaging
- young children
- social behavior
- information exchange
- social networks
- communication systems
- qualitative analysis
- communication tools
- face to face interactions
- hearing impaired
- tangible user interface
- social structures
- multi agent
- providing high quality
- turn taking
- social relationships
- online communities
- computer networks
- computer games
- user friendly
- knowledge sharing