Areas of research interest include: •Accessible/inclusive design
•Accessible #VR#XR#AR
•#AI and/or #ML for accessibility
•Digital #a11y related to #autonomousvehicles, transportation, workplaces, housing
•#HCI and device #ally
•Web #a11y
•Dataviz #a11y
We seek candidates that conduct research on the design, development, use and/or evaluation of the accessibility of digital technologies to support the independence and increase social participation of people with disabilities and older users.
@CreativeIntLab (@Audreygirouard) is hiring a new postdoctoral position in #Wearables & #Accessibility. I'm moving on to new and better things in July! Always happy to answer questions about the position or catch me at #tei2023 - apply here: https://t.co/oewF1DkCFv #HCI
Participate in an interview study to test our Alexa skill for board games.
Visit https://t.co/7e1jVYebGY for more details! You can also email Saman Karim at samankarim[at]https://t.co/C6ef0gnzls!
Cleared by CUREB-B Clearance # 117485.
Participate in a study exploring how Alexa can be designed to improve board gaming experiences.
You must be 18 years or older, blind or low vision, and comfortable with English.
Visit https://t.co/3KWs1sW3nB for more details!
Cleared by CUREB-B Clearance # 117485.
Extremely proud of Dr. @byleejones who just passed her PhD defence about E-textile Learning Scaffolds!
Lee is my very first PhD student to graduate, and the first @SoMuchInfoTech PhD of IT to graduate, so I'm doubly proud!
@CanadaHci@CarletonEngDesg
Identify as LGBTQ2IA+ and interested in discussing identity expression and wearable technology? Participate in an online interview and receive a $20 CAD gift card.
Reach out to [email protected] for details!
Carleton University Research Ethics Board #116259
Are you an Occupational Therapist? Participate in an online workshop imagining the future of smart clothing for accessibility and receive a $25 CAD gift card.
Contact Sarah Moore for more details [email protected]
Carleton University Research Ethics Board #115731
Hard to believe I've been at @Carleton_U 10 years already! So here's a video of my @CreativeIntLab's #HCI research since 2011. I'm grateful to have this team of students and colleagues to collaborate with me!
https://t.co/PL9dd57nVZ
@SoMuchInfoTech @CarletonEngDesg
Participate in a 60min interview about music learning and visual impairment! You must have some experience with music and visual impairment. You must also be comfortable to speak in English.
Visit: https://t.co/Q9k8TMt9oa for more details!
So proud of my PhD student Lee Jones, as we received an honourable mention at @acm_cc 2021 for our (her, really) paper entitled:
Patching Textiles: Insights from Visible Mending Educators on Wearability, Extending the Life of our Clothes, and Teaching Tangible Crafts
Our final @tei_conf WIP, a new wearable ideation method: Wearable Crazy Eights.
1) Pick a garment, a situation, an adverb
2) Sketch the concept;
3) Repeat for 8 minutes (~1 sketch/min).
By Lee Jones, with @SaraKhNabil@CreativeIntLab@CarletonEngDesg
https://t.co/t19q131Huq