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Priscilla Wong
I am currently exploring how minority ethnic climate enthusiasts engage in the climate movements with in-person and online actions and investigate inclusive designs that help communities as such to better engage in the movements.
Brief biography
I completed a BSc in Psychology in 2016 at UCL and an MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology in 2017 at LSE. I then returned to UCL to pursue an MSc in Human Computer Interaction in 2018. My undergraduate research explored users' immersion in different media types, focused particularly on Let's Play videos. My MSc dissertations were about people's perceptions of autonomous vehicles and voice-interface interactions in AVs. In 2019, I worked in Microsoft Research Cambridge in as a research assistant, focusing on video-mediated communication. During my time there, I worked on several studies including an intern project about telepresence called VROOM and a large scale project about remote meetings under the COVID-19 pandemic.
Research Publications
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| B Jones, Y Zhang, Priscilla Wong, S Rintel | Belonging There: VROOM-ing into the Uncanny Valley of XR Telepresence | 2021 | Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction, Journal article |
| H Cao, CJ Lee, S Iqbal, M Czerwinski, Priscilla Wong, S Rintel, B Hecht, J Teevan, L Yang | Large Scale Analysis of Multitasking Behavior During Remote Meetings | 2021 | Conference paper (text) |
| B Jones, Priscilla Wong, Y Zhang, S Rintel | VROOM: Virtual Robot Overlay for Online Meetings | 2020 | Conference paper (text) |
| Priscilla Wong, Duncan Brumby, Ramesh Babu H Vardhan, K Kobayashi | Voices in Self-Driving Cars Should be Assertive to More Quickly Grab a Distracted Driver's Attention | 2019 | Conference paper (text) |
| Priscilla Wong, Duncan Brumby, Ramesh Babu H Vardhan, K Kobayashi | "Watch Out!" Semi-Autonomous Vehicles Using Assertive Voices to Grab Distracted Drivers’ Attention | 2019 | Conference paper (text) |
| Priscilla Wong | Who Has The Right of Way, Automated Vehicles or Drivers? Multiple Perspectives in Safety, Negotiation and Trust | 2019 | Conference paper (text) |
| Priscilla Wong, Jake Rigby, Duncan Brumby | Game & Watch: Are "Let's Play" Gaming Videos as Immersive as Playing Games? | 2017 | Conference paper (text) |