Haemin Lee

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Haemin Lee is an emerging researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, embodied learning, and mixed reality technologies. Their work focuses on developing innovative educational frameworks that leverage socially assistive robots and mixed reality environments to create personalized, kinesthetic learning experiences, particularly in the domain of programming education. Lee's most notable contribution, "Kinesthetic Curiosity: Towards Personalized Embodied Learning with a Robot Tutor Teaching Programming in Mixed Reality" (2021, 12 citations), pioneers the integration of physical movement and curiosity-driven pedagogy into robot-assisted tutoring systems. This work represents a meaningful step toward tailoring educational experiences to individual learners through embodied, hands-on interaction. Complementing this, their 2020 paper on adapting usability metrics for socially assistive robot tutoring environments (9 citations) addresses the critical methodological challenge of evaluating these novel systems, proposing frameworks specifically suited to the unique demands of mixed reality and robotic educational contexts. Together, these contributions position Lee as a thoughtful innovator in educational technology, bridging robotics, learning science, and human-computer interaction. Their research offers valuable insights for educators and technologists seeking to design more engaging and adaptive learning environments for the next generation of students.