Dr Mark Hall

Lecturer in Computing & Communications

Mark's research interests focus on the intersection between computation and the human user. He is particularly interested in helping users explore large data-sets that they are unfamiliar with or where the users lack the expertise to know what they could find and how to find it. As part of this he is also undertaking research into how to evaluate interfaces that support such open-ended exploration. Recently he has also developed an interest in improving methodological clarity and biases in the Digital Humanities.

Keywords

digital humanities, digital cultural heritage, interactive information retrieval, evaluation, methodology

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