Ariel Goldman

Attending CHI 2021 Virtually

June 2, 2021

Attending CHI 2021 Virtually

The 2021 CHI conference, which ran virtually from May 7th to May 16th 2021, was a great opportunity to learn about current work being done…

Gathering Data on Human-Computer Interaction: Semi-Structured Interviews

Drawing of one person interviewing another

October 12, 2020

Ariel Goldman

Gathering Data on Human-Computer Interaction: Semi-Structured Interviews

Posted in Student Blog Series

By Ariel Goldman There are many ways to gather Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) data, each with their benefits [1]. One such method is semi-structured interviews. Semi-structured interviews…

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.