I am a human-computer interaction design researcher and practitioner. I specialize in interaction design, ethnography, pervasive computing, design research, qualitative & quantitative evaluation methods, and web development. Currently, I am researching several themes relevant to Human-Computer Interaction design, such as sustainable interaction design, aesthetics of interaction, and design for everyday domestic life. I have a B.S. in Informatics and a B.A. in Folklore/Ethnomusicology from Indiana University. I am presently a second year graduate student working toward a M.S. in Human-Computer Interaction / Design at Indiana University School of Informatics. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or interests as you look around my site.
This site features my research and design projects.
Design Portfolio
See my design projects.
Curriculum Vita
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David Roedl and I will be heading to the Imagine Cup in Paris, France as finalists in the Interface Design competition. We will be presenting the Energy Challenge Competition concept and design. Check out some of the local press coverage.
I recently returned from the CHI conference where my paper on personal inventories and human-product relationships won first place in the graduate student research competition. Also, our Green Day session paper received coverage from the local Italian press.
Look for my upcoming article on Personal Inventories in the Sept/Oct issue of Interactions.
The energy challenge is a world finalist in the imagine cup. We're off to Paris in July!
My paper and presentation won first place in the CHI 2008 competition!