If You Are a Practitioner, What is Your Experience of Technology Use in Autism Education?
Connecting through Kinect: Designing and Evaluating a Collaborative Game with and for Autistic Individuals
19 March 2017
National Autistic Society (UK) conference on Autism and Technology 2017: 13 June, Manchester, UK
28 March 2017
Maggi Laurie, PhD student in DART at the University of Edinburgh, is looking for practitioners who work with autistic children in education settings to fill a short (15 minutes) online survey about the technology they use at work. More specifically, Maggi is interested to find out
- what technologies are used,
- how they are used, and
- what you think about technology in autism education.
All levels of practitioners are welcome, from teachers, teaching assistants and support workers, to speech & language therapists.
The results of the survey will be used to design future research exploring technology use in autistic children.
At the end of the survey, you can opt-in to a prize draw for a gift voucher (of your choice from Amazon or iTunes), there are 1x£50 and 2x£25 vouchers available. You can also opt-in to find out more and participate in the next phase of the study (an interview or group session about the topic of technology and autism education), and you can choose to receive a summarised version of the results of this survey if you wish.
The survey link is www.surveymonkey.com/r/ASDTechSchUK and any questions can be sent to m.h.laurie@sms.ed.ac.uk.
with thanks to Maggi Laurie
