“…It may include tele-health, video and audio conferencing, chat messaging, wearable and sensor technologies, virtual reality, robotics, and therapeutic games; however, in education, research and implementations primarily focus on the use of video and audio conferencing (Rispoli & Machalicek, 2020). In the literature, ASD of tele-health implementations (Baharav & Reiser, 2010;Barkaia et al, 2017;Lindgren et al, 2016;Meadan et al, 2016;Neely et al, 2016;Schieltz & Wacker, 2020), intellectual disability (Dimitropoulos et al, 2017;Hall et al, 2020;Monlux et al, 2019;Pellegrino & DiGennaro Reed, 2020), low vision (Ihrig, 2016), hearing impairment (Daczewitz, 2015), severe and multiple disability (Simacek et al, 2017), attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder-ADHD (Spencer, Noyes and Biederman, 2019) and individuals with learning difficulties (Hodge et al, 2019) are seen to receive special education services.…”