A poster with the initial results of our study was presented at ITASD 2014, the 2nd international conference on Innovative Technologies for Autism. The conference focuses on how digital technologies can be used to improve the daily lives of people with autism. Its aim is to join experts in the field people with autism, the scientific community, educators, professionals, developers and families. This was a great opportunity to get in contact with families and end-users!

A detailed analysis of the techniques and strategies used to faciliate children involvement in the codesign process  will be presented at the 13th international conference on Interaction Design & Children (IDC), which mission is to bring together researchers, designers and educators to explore new forms of technology, design and engaged learning among children. In this conference we will be presenting the long paper Participatory Design Strategies to Enhance the Creative Contribution of Children with Special Needs

Initial outcomes related with the design method aimed at merging experts and children contributions for designing the game “Pico’s Adventure” will be presented at the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, the premier international conference of Human-Computer Interaction. In this conference we will be presenting a poster of the paper Narrative-Based Elicitation: Orchestrating Contributions from Experts and Children, in which details about our design method for merging experts and children contributions are described.