ideas, innovations and apps for social work in the age of smartphones and social media
Yesterday we had a look at a game to feel sensory overload like persons suffering from autism do. Another way of working on that topic using technology is the approach … Continue reading
Auti-Sim Autism Hyper-sensitivity Simulation is a game that helps players to gain empathy and understanding of autistic children. It was developed during Hacking Health Vancouver 2013 hackathon. The player navigates through a … Continue reading
A smartphone application that has potential to help children with autism communicate more effectively is now available for download. Developed by Keith Allen, Ph.D., professor of pediatrics at the University … Continue reading
Authors Tony Gentry1, Stephanie Lau2, Alissa Molinelli2, Amy Fallen3, Richard Kriner4 Abstract Personal digital assistants (PDAs) offer task management and organizational features that may be utilized to help people with … Continue reading
By Rose Eveleth, scientific american An M.I.T. Media Lab professor talks about new wristbands that measure seizures How did this project start? We built our first sweatband sensor to get … Continue reading
FLAT ROCK — As Emily Hodges touched a picture on the iPad 2 Wednesday at Helping Hands Developmental Center, an electronic voice said, “Spider.”… … See on http://www.blueridgenow.com
A platform called Skills gives parents and teachers access to the tools and curriculums needed to work with kids with autism. … See on mashable.com
Mental health and self-improvement services are increasingly accessible via mobile apps. The newest crop of these apps increasingly integrates Artificial Intelligence capabilities similar to Apple’s virtual assistant Siri. These intelligent … Continue reading