Featured Profiles and Work
Human-Computer Interaction MS

Headshots of researchers from left to right: Murtaza Tamjeed, Dymen A. Barkins, Kristen Shinohara, and Michael McQuaid. The title is below headshots, “Usability, Accessibility and Social Entanglements in Advanced Tool Use by Vision Impaired Graduate Students” and then the names of the researchers are listed: Assistant Professor Kristen Shinohara, UT Austin faculty Michael McQuaid, GCCIS Ph.D. Student Murtaza Tamjeed, and MS HCI student Dymen A Barkins.

Usability, Accessibility and Social Entanglements in Advanced Tool Use by Vision Impaired Graduate Students

Kristen Shinohara

Human-Computer Interaction MS

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Accessible Design is Mediated by Job Support Structures and Knowledge Gained Through Design Career Pathways

Garreth Tigwell

Human-Computer Interaction MS

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Caption Mask video

Tae Oh

Human-Computer Interaction MS

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One Button PIN: A Single Authentication Method for Blind and Low Vision Users video

One Button PIN: A Single Authentication Method for Blind and Low Vision Users

Garreth Tigwell, Roshan Peiris

Human-Computer Interaction MS

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Photo of Faculty Emerita Vicki Hanson.

A Lasting Impact in Accessibility and Usability

Faculty Emerita Vicki Hanson

Human-Computer Interaction MS

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