Creating a Software Product Line of Mini-Games to Support Language Therapy

Rincón, Luisa; Martinez, Juan-C; Pabón, María Constanza; Mogollon, J.M.; Caballero, Alejandro

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-98998-3_32

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“…This is an important aspect of the Software Product Lines, since reuse is one of the most outstanding concepts in this area. Finally, Software Product Lines have been used in [6,7] to generate customized activities that support the development of various language skills in children with hearing disabilities. These proposals have demonstrated the potential of customized video games as supports for language therapies.…”

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“…Previous studies in the area of language therapy, [4][5][6][7], have shown the potential of video games as a useful complement, stimulating children to improve their skills by performing their therapy activities more frequently. However, an important limitation to the use of video games in language therapies is the lack of options to customize the games to the needs of each child [8].…”

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confidence: 99%

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SATReLO: A tool to support language therapies for children with hearing disabilities using video games

Martínez-Arias

Álvarez-Vargas

Sierra-Galvis

et al. 2020

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SATReLO is a tool for the creation of customized applications that support language therapy for children with hearing disabilities. These applications consist of video games that replicate therapeutic activities. Video games can motivate children to embrace therapy positively, increasing the time they dedicate towards this therapy, especially at home. SATReLO allows therapists to customize video games according to the needs of each patient and it keeps a record of his or her progress over time. SATReLO contains a software product line, which makes it possible to derive new video games in real time. The process of testing the system, both in terms of functionality and usability, was thorough and allowed many details of its operation to be fine-tuned. Preliminary tests about the impact of the video games in therapeutic process have been very positive.

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confidence: 99%