Luna presents at ACM ASSETS 2026
Sanzida Mojib Luna, a Ph.D. student in computing and information sciences, presented “Accessibility in Extended Reality,” a systematic review of 245 ACM Digital Library publications from 2000 to 2025 on the design, evaluation, use, and education related to computing for people with disabilities and older adults. Mojib Luna also presented “Exploring How Purpose of Activities Shapes Older Adults’ Engagement with Extended Reality,” which reports findings from a six-week study with three older adults, comparing XR activities centered on exercise and entertainment to explore how their purpose shaped participants’ experiences of effort, difficulty, and enjoyment, at ACM ASSETS 2026. Kristen Shinohara and Garreth Tigwell, associate professors in the School of Information, Konstantinos Papangelis, associate professor of interactive games and media, and Jiangnan Xu, postdoctoral human-computer interaction researcher, co-authored the papers.
