Month: December 2020

Determining the Most Accurate Transcription Services

December 10, 2020

Determining the Most Accurate Transcription Services

Featured Image Provided by Content Tech In today’s world where technology aids human beings in a variety of realms, advancements within transcription services and tools…

Designing In InVision: Freehand, Board & Prototype

December 10, 2020

Morgan Zee

Designing In InVision: Freehand, Board & Prototype

Posted in Student Blog Series

Introduction InVision is a platform that consolidates tools to enhance brainstorming, prototyping, and designing digital products [1]. Users develop “interactive mockups” [2], which can be…

The Morrison-Smith Computer Human Interaction (MoCHI) Research Group at Hamilton College, formerly BarnardHCI, focuses on addressing problems in the area of human-computer interaction, which concentrates on the design, evaluation, and implementation of interactive systems, as well as the study of associated major phenomena.

Our current research focuses on developing interfaces that support qualitative data analysis in novel ways, developing tools to support collaboration in large multidisciplinary projects, and promoting accessibility in computer science education.