Jasmine Jones
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Dr. Jasmine Jones is a rising scholar in human-computer interaction, with a focus on collaborative creativity and end-user fabrication. Her work explores how accessible technologies like drawing robots and plotters can bridge digital and analog creation, enabling new forms of collaborative creative coding. Her most-cited paper, "Collaborative Creative Coding Through Drawing Robots" (2022), has garnered 2 citations and demonstrates her commitment to making computational tools more intuitive and engaging for diverse communities. By investigating the social and technical dynamics of these CNC machines, Jones contributes to a deeper understanding of how technology can foster shared artistic expression. Her research is particularly relevant for educators, designers, and hobbyists interested in the intersection of art, code, and tangible interaction. As an emerging voice in her field, Dr. Jones is poised to influence how we think about collaborative making and the role of accessible fabrication in creative practice.
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- 1Collaborative Creative Coding Through Drawing Robots2 citations · 2022