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Lila Bozgeyikli is an assistant professor at the School of Information. Her research areas span extended reality, video game design and development, and human-computer interaction. She is interested in blurring the boundary between the real-world and virtual worlds through novel forms of embodied interaction, leveraging interactive technologies for beneficial purposes, such as education, training, health and well-being, and enhancing user experience for increased benefits from these systems. Her research has been published in several peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings.

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Courses
  • IHCI
    Introduction to Human Computer Interaction

  • VR
    Virtual Reality

  • IGDU
    Introduction to Game Development with Unity

Grants
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    Developing and Testing a Novel Virtual Cognitive Rehabilitation Program to Alleviate Persistent Cognitive Dysfunction Following Traumatic Brain Injury

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2021

    $254.2K
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    CRII: CHS: Mutual Natural Tangible Interactions with Virtual Characters in Virtual Reality

    Principal Investigator (PI)

    2019

    $174.0K
News
  • 'Googly Eyes' Bridge Gap Between Virtual and Actual Reality

    2019

Publications (3)
  • Tangiball: Dynamic Embodied Tangible Interaction with a Ball in Virtual Reality

    2020

  • SPARTAN: Evaluating Tangible Interaction in Spatial Augmented Reality

    2020

  • A Survey on Virtual Reality for Training Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Design Considerations

    2017

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