Interlaza offers a match-to-sample teaching method tailored for children with autism aged 18 to 36 months, where the child views a sample and selects the corresponding option from a variety of choices. This single procedure efficiently imparts concepts, vocabulary, and the relationships among different stimuli.
What distinguishes this approach from typical exercise applications is its robust data handling capabilities; it separates the child's independent responses from those elicited by prompts, employs no-feedback probes to assess the transfer of learned material to previously unpracticed content, evaluates agreement between two observers, and tracks the fidelity of the procedure's implementation. Each session operates offline with data securely stored on the device, while cloud storage is an optional feature that can be activated.
This innovative system is designed for instructors, centers, and families, and is available in both Spanish and English, ensuring accessibility for diverse users. Furthermore, its structured approach allows for continuous monitoring and assessment of progress, potentially leading to more effective educational outcomes.