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    The document discusses a proposed collaborative educational game app for autistic children. It begins by providing statistics on autism rates among children. It then explains how autistic children often learn visually and through rules-based systems. The proposed solution is a multiplayer mobile app where children can learn interactively through visual lessons and compete against other children in quizzes to encourage social skills development. Key features include interactive math/science lessons, multiplayer quizzes with rankings, and a dashboard for teachers/parents to track progress. The document concludes by noting the large and growing costs of autism care, demonstrating a need for solutions like the proposed app.

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    The document discusses a proposed collaborative educational game app for autistic children. It begins by providing statistics on autism rates among children. It then explains how autistic children often learn visually and through rules-based systems. The proposed solution is a multiplayer mobile app where children can learn interactively through visual lessons and compete against other children in quizzes to encourage social skills development. Key features include interactive math/science lessons, multiplayer quizzes with rankings, and a dashboard for teachers/parents to track progress. The document concludes by noting the large and growing costs of autism care, demonstrating a need for solutions like the proposed app.

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    The document discusses a proposed collaborative educational game app for autistic children. It begins by providing statistics on autism rates among children. It then explains how autistic children often learn visually and through rules-based systems. The proposed solution is a multiplayer mobile app where children can learn interactively through visual lessons and compete against other children in quizzes to encourage social skills development. Key features include interactive math/science lessons, multiplayer quizzes with rankings, and a dashboard for teachers/parents to track progress. The document concludes by noting the large and growing costs of autism care, demonstrating a need for solutions like the proposed app.

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    MASTER SID

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    Collaborative Educational Game For Autistic
    Children

    Master SID
    Entreprises Virtuelles
    Table of contents

    Problem

    Solution

    Why this app ?

    What's Next ?
    1 in 44 children
    has been identified with autism spectrum disorder
    (ASD) according to estimates from CDC’s

    1 in 6 (17%)
    Children aged 3–17 years were diagnosed with a
    developmental disability, as reported by parents,
    during a study period of 2009-2017.

    31%
    Data & Statistics on Autism Of children with ASD have an intellectual disability
    (intelligence quotient [IQ] <70) with significant
    Spectrum Disorder (ASD) challenges in daily function, 25% are in the borderline
    range (IQ 71–85). 
    How does autistics
    learn ?

    Autistic children are often


    visual learners #1

    Autistic children are often


    good at understanding and
    working with rules #2 “Help people with autism to be included in social activities. By doing

    this people learn that individuals with autism are like everyone else
    Autistic children can often
    and desire to have friendships.”
    focus intensly and learn a lot
    about things they’re very
    interested in #3 • Ron Sandison – Professor of Theology at Destiny School of Ministry.
    Solution

    We will make a Collaborative Educational Mobile


    Application, where autistic children get to learn
    visually and interactivaly.

    To encourage them to become more social, we will


    make the app multiplayer, where the child gets to test
    his newly acquired knowledge and skills via a quizz
    that opposes him to other autistic child(ren) (1v1, 2v2,
    classroom v classroom etc…), and gets points and a
    ranking amongs his friends. The goal is to gamify the
    learning process, make it fun and make the child
    develop some social skills.
    Our app

    Feature #1
    Interactive lessons about Maths, Physics and
    Computer Science

    Feature #2
    Multiplayer quizzes with live chat and ranking
    system

    Feature #3
    A dashboard for teachers and parents where they
    get to track the child's progress, and make new
    quizzes or tests
    Market Size

    $461B
    $196B $60,000

    The cost of caring for Autism’s costs in the U.S. are Austim costs a year through
    Americans with autism by 2025 for adult services childhood
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