Jack Ratcliffe
Personal Information
- KeywordsVirtual Reality (VR)Extended Reality (XR)Cognitive ScienceHuman-Computer Interaction (HCI)Experimental Design
- OrganizationNoun Town: Language Learning
- Education (Institution)Queen Mary University of London
- Emailj.ratcliffe@qmul.ac.uk
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Biography
Jack Ratcliffe is a researcher active in the fields of Virtual Reality (VR) and Extended Reality (XR). He is currently pursuing a PhD at Queen Mary University of London, focusing on the interplay between immersive technologies and cognition. His work emphasizes exploring embodied cognition in virtual environments, expanding knowledge in this area through innovative experimental design. His research not only advances XR technology but also makes significant contributions to the fields of human-computer interaction and cognitive science. Additionally, he is involved in the Noun Town: Language Learning project, offering fresh perspectives on language learning and educational technology.
Work Experience
- Present·Noun Town: Language Learning·Researcher
- Conducting research into the integration of language learning technology and virtual reality.
Education
- 2017–Present·Queen Mary University of London·PhD
- Research area: Media and Arts Technology, focusing on embodied cognition in virtual reality.
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