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ProtoLab
UC San Diego’s ProtoLab investigates the foundations of collective intelligence, creativity, feedback exchange, and decision making using human-centered design, data science, qualitative methods, and system prototyping. We design and develop novel social computing systems — leveraging LLMs, crowdsourcing, visualization, and ubiquitous devices — that scaffold problem-solving for individuals, teams, and communities. Our goal is to investigate the cognitive, social, organizational, and cultural aspects of design.
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Yu-Chun Grace Yen, Jane L. E, Hyoungwook Jin, Mingyi Li, Grace Lin, Isabelle Yan Pan, and Steven P. Dow. In Proceedings of ACM Human-Computer Interaction, Vol 8, CSCW1, Article 112 (April 2024).
UC San Diego’s ProtoLab conducts research at the intersection of social computing and design with the goal of developing tools, processes, and instructional techniques that change the way people solve complex problems creatively and collaboratively. We develop technology related to social media, crowdsourcing, mixed-initiative systems, and physical-digital interactions to enable large-scale online creativity and to study the cognitive, social, and cultural aspects of design.
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