Human-Technology Collaboration Research Lab
@ George Washington University
An interdisciplinary research lab that explores how we create, train, interact with, and collaborate with
increasing intelligent technologies in both the classroom and workplace. We are fond of saying that our lab is the
peanut butter between the STEM and non-STEM research in this topic (or sandwich).
Areas of On-going Research
Latest News from the Lab
Confronting Tools of the Oppressor
Confronting Tools of the Oppressor: Framing Just Technology Integration in Educational Technology and Teacher Education New article by Natalie and Jessa is available here: https://citejournal.org/volume-22/issue-4-22/current-practice/confronting-tools-of-the-oppressor-framing-just-technology-integration-in-educational-technology-and-teacher-education/ Abstract Power, privilege, and prejudice are embedded within... READ MORE
Needs and artifcial intelligence
Ryan Watkins and Soheil Human just published their open access article “Needs and Artificial Intelligence” in the AI and Ethics Journal. Abstract Throughout our history, we, Homo sapiens, have used technologies to better... READ MORE
FaceFace Co-Located Human-Human Social Interaction Analysis using Nonverbal Cues: A Survey
This work presents a systematic review of recent efforts (since 2010) aimed at automatic analysis of nonverbal cues displayed in face-to-face co-located human-human social interactions. The main reason for focusing on nonverbal cues... READ MORE
Humanthe-loop Machine Learning: A Macro-Micro Perspective
Though technical advance of artificial intelligence and machine learning has enabled many promising intelligent systems, many computing tasks are still not able to be fully accomplished by machine intelligence. Motivated by the complementary... READ MORE