A Robotic Therapy Case Study: Developing Joint Attention Skills With a Student on the Autism Spectrum

The purpose of this article is to describe a possible methodology for developing joint attention skills in students with autism spectrum disorder. Co-robot therapy with the humanoid robot NAO was used to foster a student’s joint attention skill development; 20-min sessions conducted once weekly duri...

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Published in:Journal of educational technology systems 2017-09, Vol.46 (1), p.137-148
Main Authors: Charron, Nancy, Lewis, Lundy, Craig, Michael
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Attention
Autism
Case Studies
Communication Skills
Diagnostic Tests
Pervasive Developmental Disorders
Robotics
Speech Language Pathology
Speech Therapy
Video Technology
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Speech Language Pathology
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