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1 document by University of Sao Paulo in the Game Industry Library, the newest “Fostering Computational Thinking in Children with ASD: A Tailored Digital Game Design Proposal” (2026).
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Fostering Computational Thinking in Children with ASD: A Tailored Digital Game Design Proposal
Fostering Computational Thinking in Children with ASD - A Tailored Digital Game Design Proposal Katherin Felipa Malpartida Suzane Santos dos Santos Kamila Rios da Hora Carhuaz Institute of Mathematics and Rodrigues✉ Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences University of Sao…
- Serious digital games can effectively teach Computational Thinking (CT) to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) by utilizing the four core pillars: decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms.
- The RUFUS platform enables health and education professionals to create and customize therapeutic digital games through a web-based authoring interface, allowing for adjustable difficulty levels and personalized content.
- Initial evaluations involving 8 neurotypical children and 12 children with ASD confirmed that the game design is engaging, appropriate, and functional for the target audience.
University of Sao PauloOct 2026
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