A paper published at a peer-reviewed journal talks about the positive effects on using Kinect games for helping children with motor impairments and eye-hand coordination problems.
The title of the paper is: "Evaluating Learning Effectiveness of a Kinect educational game
The Kinems Learning Games appear at the immersive classroom that Microsoft France inaugurated at its headquarters in Issy-les-Moulineaux in Paris. Microsoft gives teachers an opportunity to bring their pupils for high-tech lessons. Happy to see children enjoying playing and learning
Research funded by Autism Speaks has provided the most comprehensive and current estimate of autism’s costs to individuals, families and society: Lifetime Costs of Autism Average $1.4 Million to $2.4 Million.
Kinems released its 8th game, called “Tikka Bubble”, a new engaging game that aims at training children to use both hands together in a coordinated way while learning matching pairs of objects.
Ckeck a short video about the Tikka Bubble