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Foodpreparing Lifeskill Application - Training children with special needs in Virtual Reality or Chat GPT

Solution details

Limitation:

There are existing applications for cooking, but this solution will address the full process of preparing food. In virtual reality the market can be an interactive scenario where students pick produce and put in their bag. This will give feedback to students as points with positive sound or no points and negative sound. Next scene will be in the home and there will be fridge, freezer and cold or warm cupboard.

 

Skills:

-Follow a recipe to make purchases from a list of food based on the ingredients

-Disposal of money within a limited budget

-Correct storing of the food products and leftovers

 

 

Requirements:

-The text needs to be combined with an audio-file

-The correct actions will generate point and make a positive sound (Ex. Pling-pling)

-The wrong action will make a negative sound (E.x Bump)

Tweet / Slogan

To support the families that have children with disabilities the application will work as a training scenario for preparing food. This involve preparing shopping list, go to the shop and store produce. The food should be adapted to the produce available in the existing country

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Food Preparing Application

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I work in a school with children with developmental disabilities in Sombor, Serbia.
 
I have been trying to adapt video content to the students I teach for a long time. Students read very slowly, some of them spell, and only content that is synchronized helps them. Unfortunately, such a number of content for teaching is limited. They are not able to follow content in a foreign language unless I, as a teacher, read them the subtitles.

As a solution to the problem, I use an application that "glues" a new subtitle to the existing video content, and within the framework of that application, the installation of a new application that synthesizes speech (reads the subtitle) is withdrawn.

Unfortunately, there is currently only an application for phones on the market, there is no variant for a computer or laptop. We don't even have a smart TV, which makes it even more difficult for us to watch the content.

For now, I do it through an interactive whiteboard on which I project the video content, and on the phone I turn on the application, bring the mobile phone closer to the microphone that is connected to a larger speaker, and that way it is heard more strongly.

It's difficult, but somehow it works.

So this is not my application, nor do I have the knowledge as a teacher to do something more than using the existing application.
 
My solution during DigiEduHack2023 was "Foodpreparing Lifeskill Application - Training children with special needs in Virtual Reality or Chat GPT"
Foodpreparing Lifeskill Application
Context

There are existing applications for cooking, but this solution will address the full process of preparing food. In virtual reality the market can be an interactive scenario where students pick produce and put in their bag. This will give feedback to students as points with positive sound or no points and negative sound. Next scene will be in the home and there will be fridge, freezer and cold or warm cupboard. 

Who Benefits?

To support the families that have children with disabilities the application will work as a training scenario for preparing food. This involve preparing shopping list, go to the shop and store produce. The food should be adapted to the produce available in the existing country

Impact

The children with disabilities will be able to create a more independent life without support from social welfare

Team work

There is possibility to create a national team in Serbia, since the users don't have the technical skills.

Innovativeness

The VR-application will use immesrive technologies to incorporate multimodality instead of only text

Transferability

The VR-application will have a language package that can be replaced when used in different countries

Sustainability

The Head-mounted-display can involve high costs and the children will be able to also use a normal smartphone

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