Through a mixed-method research design, this study aimed at evaluating the impact of an educational play-based intervention with a CoderBot robot, in a pediatric short-term recovery ward. Results supported the idea that robot-based activities were associated with increased participant wellbeing (positive emotions). A statistically significant effect of age on scores was found: the activity seemed to be "optimal" for 4-10 years old children. Qualitative data highlighted that robot-based interventions were described by participants as new and technologically appealing.

Castiglioni, M., Zappa, G., Pepe, A. (2018). L'uso ludico-didattico dei robot in pediatria. Una ricerca esplorativa sul benessere dei bambini ricoverati. MONDO DIGITALE, 17(75), 1-18.

L'uso ludico-didattico dei robot in pediatria. Una ricerca esplorativa sul benessere dei bambini ricoverati

Castiglioni, M;Pepe, A
2018

Abstract

Through a mixed-method research design, this study aimed at evaluating the impact of an educational play-based intervention with a CoderBot robot, in a pediatric short-term recovery ward. Results supported the idea that robot-based activities were associated with increased participant wellbeing (positive emotions). A statistically significant effect of age on scores was found: the activity seemed to be "optimal" for 4-10 years old children. Qualitative data highlighted that robot-based interventions were described by participants as new and technologically appealing.
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Children's wellbeing; CoderBot; Educational robotics; Edutainment; Hospitalized children; Mixedmethod; Pediatrics; Positive emotions; Quali-quantitative methods; Robots in Hospitals; Information Systems; Media Technology; Computer Science Applications1707 Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Italian
2018
17
75
1
18
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Castiglioni, M., Zappa, G., Pepe, A. (2018). L'uso ludico-didattico dei robot in pediatria. Una ricerca esplorativa sul benessere dei bambini ricoverati. MONDO DIGITALE, 17(75), 1-18.
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