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Priscilla Wong
My Ph.D. research focuses on how cross-device notifications can be better displayed or managed to reduce negative effects of interruptions and cognitive overloading from a user wellbeing's point of view.
Brief biography
I obtained a BSc in Psychology in 2016 and an MSc in Human Computer Interaction in 2018 at UCL. I also completed an MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology in 2017 at LSE. My undergraduate research interest was in users' immersion in different media types, particularly in gaming videos. My master dissertations were about driver-car interactions with autononous vehicles (AVs). Most specifically, I examined people's perspectives on AVs in safety, negotiation and trust; and drivers' multitasking behaviours with assertive voices interfaces in self-driving cars.
Research Publications
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| 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 | The 11th International ACM Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications, Conference paper (text), Utrecht, Netherlands |
| Priscilla Wong | Who Has The Right of Way, Automated Vehicles or Drivers? Multiple Perspectives in Safety, Negotiation and Trust | 2019 | 11th International ACM Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications, Conference paper (text), Utrecht, Netherlands |
| Priscilla Wong, Duncan Brumby, Ramesh Babu H Vardhan, K Kobayashi | "Watch Out!" Semi-Autonomous Vehicles Using Assertive Voices to Grab Distracted Drivers’ Attention | 2019 | CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems Extended Abstracts (CHI’19 Extended Abstracts), Conference paper (text), Glasgow, Scotland UK |
| Priscilla Wong, Jake Rigby, Duncan Brumby | Game & Watch: Are "Let's Play" Gaming Videos as Immersive as Playing Games? | 2017 | CHI PLAY '17, Conference paper (text), Amsterdam, Netherlands |