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Samuel is a 6-year old boy with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who is traveling with his family to Egypt. While on the plane, he previews pictures, videos, and music about Egypt on his assistive device. Upon arriving at the Citadel, he takes a picture of an object he likes and sees the location is verified. At dinner in a crowded place, Samuel feels stressed and takes a photo to note his mood. Later while viewing photos on his device, he shakes it to see more pictures and discusses his day with his parents.
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- 5. Citadel Arriving at Cairo. Taking pictures… While visiting Citadel, Samuel sees an object that he likes, he takes a picture of it. He sees from the screen that he is taking the picture at Citadel. The device verifies the information from his GPS location.
- 6. Citadel Expressing his mood and like… Samuel marks that he likes that object
- 7. Citadel In a stressful situation.. In the dinner time, he has to be in a crowd. He is not happy. He takes a picture and noted it.
- 8. Cairo Waiting in the crowd, he turns Puzzleye to playback mode and previews the pictures he takes that afternoon. Communicating and sharing with parents
- 9. Cairo Shake to roll to the next picture He shakes the Puzzleye to see more pictures and reflects about his trips today. He collected lots of pictures. His parents look at his pictures with him and ask him why he dislikes some of the scenes.
- 10. Cairo Game credits He sees that he has three game credits, he decides to play some puzzles.
- 11. Citadel Picture puzzle! The pictures that he took has turned into a puzzle!
- 12. Scramble Citadel
- 13. Incentive to take more pictures After playing a few games, Samuel used up all his game credits. He was encouraged to take more pictures to play build more of his customized puzzles. Citadel Get pictures to build more Puzzle!
Editor's Notes
- Push to playback mode
- Shake again
- Push to game