Dyspraxia-Aware Workflow Support

Definition

Dyspraxia-Aware Workflow Support examines the mechanisms, conditions and outcomes through which this factor shapes human cognition, learning, collaboration or sustainable performance in AI-supported settings.

Why this matters

Dyspraxia-Aware Workflow Support may materially affect human capability, independence, confidence, safety and productivity. Poorly designed assistance can create hidden costs even where short-term output appears to improve.

Research questions

How can AI reduce sequencing and coordination demands in digital and physical workflows?

Hypotheses

Visual step previews with confirmation checkpoints will reduce execution errors more than text instructions.

Proposed methods

participatory design; within-person studies; accessibility testing; longitudinal diaries; mixed-method pilots; subgroup analysis; pre-registered analysis; active comparison; subgroup and accessibility analysis; delayed retention or longitudinal follow-up; adverse-effect capture; reproducibility testing; participant debrief

Stakeholders and beneficiaries

neurodivergent people; clinicians; educators; families; disability advocates; employers; accessibility specialists; AI developers; occupational therapists; motor-planning specialists