DocumentCode
3418924
Title
Assistive Learning for Children with Autism Using Augmented Reality
Author
Vullamparthi, Annie Joyce ; Nelaturu, Sarat Chandra Babu ; Mallaya, Dakshayani D. ; Chandrasekhar, S.
Author_Institution
Centre for Dev. of Adv. Comput.(C-DAC) Bangalore, Bangalore, India
fYear
2013
fDate
18-20 Dec. 2013
Firstpage
43
Lastpage
46
Abstract
Innovative computer aided solutions can serve as effective teaching-learning as-well-as assistive aids for children with autism and mild mental retardation. Teaching children with the help of day-to-day real time objects in the environment, by adding parent´s voice/narration, associating virtual 3D images and rendering them on mobiles, would enhance the learning process. Augmented Reality (AR) is proving to be a useful technology to achieve this kind of teaching objectives. The implementation presented here, supports creation of teaching content using features of inbuilt camera and speaker of any basic Android device. This application helps in capturing and associating the pictures of surrounding objects like child´s photos, videos etc., with AR content and aids in rendering them on to the screens using QR Codes (Quick Response Codes). Using this mobile application, parents/teachers can make paperless, personalized AR lessons on-the-fly. Application supports Functional Reading, Visual Schedulers and Speaking Albums for the children, to learn from real life scenarios.
Keywords
augmented reality; bar codes; cameras; computer aided instruction; handicapped aids; medical disorders; mobile computing; rendering (computer graphics); smart phones; teaching; AR content; Android device; QR codes; Quick Response Codes; assistive aids; assistive learning; augmented reality; autistic children teaching; functional reading; inbuilt camera; mild mental retardation; mobile application; paperless personalized AR lessons; parent narration; parent voice; speaking albums; surrounding object pictures; teaching content; teaching objectives; teaching-learning problem; virtual 3D image rendering; visual auditory schedulers; visual scenarios; Autism; Education; Mobile communication; Servers; Smart phones; Three-dimensional displays; Visualization; Android; Augmented Reality; Autism; QR Code; Smart Phone; e-Learning;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Technology for Education (T4E), 2013 IEEE Fifth International Conference on
Conference_Location
Kharagpur
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/T4E.2013.18
Filename
6751057
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