Amy J. Ko

schoolUniversity Of Washingtonbar_chart#2107 Global Rank

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Ability Heuristics for Conducting Accessibility Inspections

The accessibility of interactive technologies is often evaluated using checklists that are low-level, numerous, and platform-specific. Such checklists are typically used by accessibility experts, leaving everyday designers and developers with little support for assessing their own interfaces. To make accessibility eva…

CHI '22CorrespondingHuman-LLM Collaboration +1

Family as a Third Space for AI Literacies: How do children and parents learn about AI together?

Many families engage daily with artificial intelligence (AI) applications, from conversations with a voice assistant to mobile navigation searches. While there are known ways for youth to learn about AI, we do not yet understand how to engage parents in this process. To explore parents’ roles in helping their children…

CHI '22CorrespondingOpen-Source Collaboration & Code Review +2

An Exploratory Study of Sharing Strategic Programming Knowledge

In many domains, strategic knowledge is documented and shared through checklists and handbooks. In software engineering, however, developers rarely share strategic knowledge for approaching programming problems, in contrast to other artifacts and despite its importance to productivity and success. To understand barrie…

CHI '20CorrespondingProgramming Education & Computational Thinking +1

Computing Students' Learning Difficulties in HCI Education

Software developers often make interface design decisions and work with designers. Therefore, computing students who seek to become developers need some education about interface design. While prior work has studied difficulties that educators face when teaching design to computing students, there is comparatively lit…

CHI '20Corresponding360° Video & Panoramic Content +1

Scout: Rapid Exploration of Interface Layout Alternatives through High-Level Design Constraints

Although exploring alternatives is fundamental to creating better interface designs, current processes for creating alternatives are generally manual, limiting the alternatives a designer can explore. We present Scout, a system that helps designers rapidly explore alternatives through mixed-initiative interaction with…

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