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This document outlines a graduation project to design an interactive rehabilitation game for people with hemispatial neglect. The project will involve researching the disability, consulting with doctors and care workers, visiting rehabilitation centers, designing the game, conducting playtesting at school and rehabilitation centers, and surveying participants.
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Introduction 28/01/11
- 1. Introduction for graduation project Eri Shiroyama
- 3. Who is the target? People who has disability of Hemispatial neglect
- 4. What is the Hemispatialneglect? #1
- 5. What is the Hemispatialneglect? #2
- 6. Graduation project Rehabilitation interactive game for Hemispatial neglect
- 7. Research Plan Research Disability (It’s still complicated disability) Ask the opinions tothe Doctor and care worker Visit rehabilitation center For Design Through Design Play test in school Play test at rehabilitation center Survey Into Design Play test