Iris Izydorczak Presents at ACM GROUP Conference

Last updated on May 23, 2025

Graduating senior Iris Izydorczak presented our research on integrating role-based data sharing into Google drive at the The ACM international conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP ’25).

The paper (citation below) can be found on the ACM DL:

DriveGroups: Using Group Perspective for Usable Data Sharing in Research Collaborations James G. Frazier, Emily K. Weinstein, Iris Izydorczak, Yifan Wu, Nazaret Cuadros, Dipashreya A. Sur, Sarah Morrison-Smith Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, GROUP

Congratulations Iris on giving a fantastic talk!

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About MoCHI Research Group

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.