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Engaging Primary Autistic Audience Via Animation

Wojciech

Hello,

I’m excited to be part of this community and eager to learn more about autism. As an older brother to a wonderful 12-year-old, my goal is to better understand autism so I can support him in the best way possible.

As part of my BA Hons in Creative Industries, I’m working on a project to create short educational animations designed to support autistic children in their learning. To make these animations as engaging and beneficial as possible, I’d love to hear from you—what kinds of animations do your little ones enjoy watching?

Thank you in advance for any insights you’re willing to share!

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  • Good morning Wojciech,

    Welcome to the forum. We ask that all research requests are made through our research team. 

    Rule 14: No research requests. We do not allow research requests in the Online Community. Direct research requests should be submitted to our Research team at research@nas.org.uk. This rule ensures that privacy and ethical standards are followed.

    Best wishes, 

    Anna Mod

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  • Good morning Wojciech,

    Welcome to the forum. We ask that all research requests are made through our research team. 

    Rule 14: No research requests. We do not allow research requests in the Online Community. Direct research requests should be submitted to our Research team at research@nas.org.uk. This rule ensures that privacy and ethical standards are followed.

    Best wishes, 

    Anna Mod

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