“…In this context, it is seen that the concept of assistive technology has been brought to the literature. Although there are different definitions of assistive technology in the literature, it is generally defined as all kinds of tools and equipment prepared for individuals with special needs in order to acquire the targeted skills, the skills necessary to sustain their lives and to ensure that the skills acquired will be permanent (Billingsley, Israel, & Smith, 2011;Borg, Lindstrom, & Larsson, 2009;Genc, Babieva, Zarembo, Lobanova, & Malakhova, 2021;Pettersson & Fahlstrom, 2010;Reed & Bowser, 2005;Seal, Polgar, Shaw, & Jutai, 2011). In other words, assistive technology is defined as tools used to minimise restrictions on the interaction of a person with special needs and to provide an accessible environment for people with special needs.…”