Purdue-related startup develops engaging, interactive way for kids with autism to improve comprehension Article by Military Technologies: Military Press Release November 3, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – A Purdue-based startup is developing educational mobile applications designed as instructional tools to help people with special needs learn new or difficult skills. The company’s first product is an[…]

Article by Medical Xpress News-Autism Startup develops engaging, interactive way for kids with autism to improve comprehension November 4, 2016 – A Purdue-based startup is developing educational mobile applications designed as instructional tools to help people with special needs learn new or difficult skills. The company’s first product is an app that could help children[…]

Nancy Rasche, a clinical assistant professor in Purdue’s Polytechnic Institute and founder of Experience Design Group, assists Adi Kakani with using Literacy Labels, the first app developed by the company to help children with autism read, understand and spell words in a more customized, engaging and rewarding way by using printable labels (Purdue Research Foundation[…]