Min Ho Lee
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Dr. Min Ho Lee is a human-computer interaction researcher whose work focuses on designing accessible and engaging digital interventions for older adults and individuals with cognitive decline. Her primary research areas include cognitive training game design, user experience for people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and inclusive technology development. In her most cited work, "User Testing of Cognitive Training Games for People with Mild Cognitive Impairment: Design Implications" (2019), Dr. Lee conducted rigorous user testing to identify critical design principles—such as intuitive navigation, appropriate challenge levels, and motivational feedback—that make cognitive games both usable and effective for this population. This study, which has garnered 5 citations, provides foundational guidelines for developers and clinicians aiming to create digital tools that support brain health without causing frustration or disengagement. By centering the voices and needs of users with MCI, Dr. Lee’s work bridges the gap between clinical rehabilitation goals and everyday usability, ensuring that technology serves as a genuine aid rather than a barrier. Her contributions are particularly valuable as the global population ages, offering practical, evidence-based insights for designing more compassionate and effective cognitive interventions.
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