Scholar
Ali Darejeh
Google Scholar ID: X1fCC7EAAAAJ
University of New South Wales
Citations & Impact
Citations
439
H-index
7
i10-index
6
Publications
20
Co-authors
19
list available
Contact
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Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- - Research Papers:
- - Increasing Microsoft Office Usability for Middle-Aged and Elder Users with Less Computer Literacy
- - A review on user interface design principles to increase software usability for users with less computer literacy
- - An investigation on Ribbon interface design guidelines for people with less computer literacy
- - An Investigation on the Use of Expert Systems in Developing Web-Based Fitness Exercise Plan Generator
- - Speech Pronunciation Practice System for Impaired Children: A Systematic Review of Impacts and functionalities
- - Gamification solutions to enhance software user engagement ‐ A systematic review
- - Books:
- - Reference guide of Microsoft Access
- - Reference guide of Microsoft Word
- - Reference guide of Microsoft PowerPoint
- - How to Improve Interface Usability for Novice Users
- - Computer training for Kids from 6-8 years old
Research Experience
- - User Experience Design: Conducting user studies and applying user interface design principles to increase the usability of current or new software/website.
- - Gamification: Applying game mechanics to increase the number of users and their engagement with the software/website.
- - Human Computer Interaction Research: Including designing user interfaces for specific groups of users, application of gamification in increasing users' motivation, designing e-learning systems, and application of cognitive load theory in training software.
Background
- - Research Interests: User Experience Design, Gamification, Human Computer Interaction
- - Professional Fields: Software Design, User Interface Design, Application of Gamification, E-learning System Design
- - Brief Introduction: Focused on improving the usability of software, especially for middle-aged and elderly users with less computer literacy, and increasing user engagement through gamification.
Miscellany
- - Teaching Courses: Teaching different courses related to software design including Human Computer Interaction, User Experience, Interface Design, Gamification, Website Front-End Development.
