Main takeaways Folks on the autism spectrum can learn Unity like anyone else. Spoiler alert, it’s a huge challenge for anyone! Especially so if you are not familiar with computers to begin with. If one finds Unity interesting and is actively curious, they will find learning a more rewarding experience. Individuals vary! No one person on the spectrum is representative of the group. For better learning outcomes, please provide your course participants with: compassion and understanding, adequete time, adequate resources (computers to run Unity, ability to practice at home), a well designed course curriculum, an instructor with patience and compassion, an assistant to provide additional support to class, a low-distraction space that is consistent each lesson (no loud games, no calls in class, no distressing sounds, no strobing lights) space for students to get up and move around whenever they want Bring everyone together and present at the beginning of class for a few minutes if needed, use visual examples rather than text, animated or otherwise....