Abstract

This research introduces an innovative approach to inclusive education through the development of a game-based Learning platform tailored for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs). With a focus on fostering an accessible and engaging educational environment, the platform aims to break down barriers and promote equal learning opportunities for individuals with diverse abilities. The present study investigates the use of gamification to foster commitment and engagement among users with disabilities. Two case studies demonstrating the application of gamification are provided. The first is the development of an application to teach a blind person, and the second one is the creation of an application to aid individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in navigating their environment. The study reveals that universal design for learning principles can be used indirectly to adjust apps for users to utilize the software consistently. This study provides preliminary evaluations for both case studies, which were undertaken with relatively small samples. The first case study revealed that three blind individuals who took part in the review scored an average of 91.7on the system usability scale. At the same time, the second case study involving the observation of a single individual with ASD also revealed that utilizing the designed app improved performance. Despite the limited sample size, the findings suggest that gamification may effectively encourage and generate commitment among the users with disabilities.

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