John Rooksby

John Rooksby is a researcher specializing in the field of Human-Computer Interaction and currently serves as a lecturer in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at Northumbria University. His research spans digital health, blockchain education, work-life balance, and digital representation. With extensive experience in academia, he has published numerous papers on Human-Computer Interaction and digital life. John's research focuses on how technology influences people's everyday experiences, including physical activity tracking, social network management, and the digital work environments of freelancers.

• Present·Northumbria University·Lecturer
  • Specializing in Human-Computer Interaction and digital health, mentoring students, and advancing academic research.

• Previous | University of Glasgow | Researcher

  • Conducted research on Human-Computer Interaction and design, focusing on the relationship between digital devices and lifestyle.

• [Year Unspecified] | University of Manchester | PhD
  • Focused on Human-Computer Interaction and Information Science.