01Field Study Analyses
02Autism and Language Development
03Understanding Autism
04Literature on Autism
05Educational Materials
Work Package 02.
Research, Educational Resources & Project Documentation
Explore the research findings, educational materials and project experiences developed within OBİ-DİL — Language Acquisition Support for Individuals with Autism.
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Field Study Results
Descriptive analysis of the Türkiye survey on language acquisition, communication skills and support needs of individuals with autism. The report presents findings from 101 respondents and discusses implications for the OBİ-DİL project.
Language Learning for Individuals with Autism
An illustrated resource presenting sample mobile learning interfaces, adaptive teaching methods, contextual learning scenarios and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) features.
OBİ-DİL Presentation
A presentation introducing mobile applications, digital learning tools and family education resources designed to support communication and learning among individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Language Acquisition and Autism Outcomes
A bilingual, research-informed guide to early language acquisition in autism, individualized teaching strategies, mobile application design, practical activities and a four-phase language learning roadmap.
Project Experiences in Türkiye
An overview of OBİ-DİL activities in Türkiye, covering educational presentations, curriculum development, needs assessment, expert consultation and collaboration with the mobile application development team.
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Understanding Autism: Diagnosis, Prevalence, and Psychological Interventions
An academic overview of autism spectrum disorder, including diagnostic criteria, prevalence and approaches to psychological intervention.
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