An inter-disciplinary approach to investigating the use of virtual reality environments for people with Asperger Syndrome
An inter-disciplinary approach to investigating the use of virtual reality environments for people with Asperger Syndrome
Asperger syndrome is a disorder which can greatly affect an individual’s ability to relate on
a social level. Asperger Syndrome Interactive is a project which assesses the potential use of
virtual reality environments to develop social skills among people with Asperger syndrome.
The project incorporates a user-centred design developed in a multidisciplinary setting. This paper outlines the collaborative methodology of the project which incorporates several disciplines from the University of Nottingham in partnership with the National Autistic Society. It provides a rationale for the project and discusses issues arising from the first six months of
the research.
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Beardon, Luke
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Parsons, Sarah
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Neale, Helen
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2001
Beardon, Luke
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Parsons, Sarah
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Neale, Helen
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Beardon, Luke, Parsons, Sarah and Neale, Helen
(2001)
An inter-disciplinary approach to investigating the use of virtual reality environments for people with Asperger Syndrome.
[in special issue: Multidisciplinary Work for Children with Autism]
Educational and Child Psychology, 18 (2), .
Abstract
Asperger syndrome is a disorder which can greatly affect an individual’s ability to relate on
a social level. Asperger Syndrome Interactive is a project which assesses the potential use of
virtual reality environments to develop social skills among people with Asperger syndrome.
The project incorporates a user-centred design developed in a multidisciplinary setting. This paper outlines the collaborative methodology of the project which incorporates several disciplines from the University of Nottingham in partnership with the National Autistic Society. It provides a rationale for the project and discusses issues arising from the first six months of
the research.
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Published date: 2001
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/171417
ISSN: 0267-1611
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