My writing, design and research focus on interaction design for ubiquitous computing.
I has taught user experience research at the University of California, Berkeley and site-specific art practice at the San Francisco Art Institute. As well, I have worked with exploratory user experience research teams at Intel, Fuji-Xerox, and Yahoo! I speak widely on the design of mobile and pervasive computing systems at conferences, schools, and businesses. I have a masters degree in interaction design from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University, and a BA in art from Yale University. My scholarly research on interaction design practice has been supported by a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship and an Intel PhD Fellowship.