Resume

• 56681

  Certificate of Membership

  The Interaction Design Foundation

  Limited Licence (to teach and conduct research in the area of engineering design)

  Professional Engineers of Ontario

  Professional Engineers Ontario

• 2002

  University of Calgary

  University of Calgary

  Ph.D.

  Computer Science

  Human Computer Interaction

  Ph.D.

  Area of Experitise: Human-Computer Interaction and Computer-Supported Collaboration\nThesis: Territoriality in Collaborative Tabletop Workspaces

  Computer Science

  University of Calgary

  Calgary

  AB Canada

• 1998

  Simon Fraser University

  Simon Fraser University

  Assistant Professor

  University of Waterloo

  University of Waterloo

  Waterloo

  Ontario

  Canada

  Adjunct Associate Professor of Systems Design Engineering

  Completed initial PhD work

  then transferred to UCalgary in Sept 2002

  Human-computer interaction

  human factors

  collaboration technology design

• 1992

  Dalhousie University

  Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories

  Developed software interfaces for the Canadian Army's Communication Management System (CMS) project. Also worked for PRIOR for two co-operative education workterms (May-Aug 1995; May-Aug 1996)

  PRIOR Data Sciences

  Ltd.

  Research Intern

  Cambridge

  MA

  USA

  Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories

  Postdoctoral Associate

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

  University of Guelph

  Guelph

  Ontario

  Canada

  Associate Professor of Computer Science

  Dalhousie University

  University of Waterloo

  Waterloo

  Ontario

  Canada

  Associate Professor

  B.Sc.

  Computing Science & Mathematics

  Dalhousie University

  Halifax

  NS

  Canada

• Experimentation

  Research

  Programming

  Computer Science

  Cognitive Science

  Statistics

  Algorithms

  User Interface Design

  Research Design

  Human Factors

  Human Computer Interaction

  Usability Testing

  C++

  Artificial Intelligence

  Qualitative Research

  Human Factors Engineering

  Interactive Surface Technology for a Mobile Command Centre

  Nader CHEAIBs

  Applied Contextual Inquiry to analyze the work inside a mobile command centre of a volunteer group

  which provides specialized services and equipment to support events ranging from community-sponsored events to emergency incidents. The suitability and feasibility of utilizing interactive surface technology to support collaboration and coordination

  using the mobile command centre as a hub for multiple agencies

  are examined.

  Interactive Surface Technology for a Mobile Command Centre

  Presents findings from an observational study aimed to understand the communication channels and awareness cues used by players during gameplay to collaboratively achieve the game objectives. Implications of findings are discussed and recommendations for improving the quality of gameplay are provided.

  Communication Channels and Awareness Cues in Collocated Collaborative Time-Critical Gaming

  Presents findings from an observational study aimed to understand the communication channels and awareness cues used by players during gameplay to collaboratively achieve the game objectives. Implications of findings are discussed and recommendations for improving the quality of gameplay are provided.

  Communication Channels and Awareness Cues in Collocated Collaborative Time-Critical Gaming

  Stacey

  Scott

  Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

  University of Guelph

  University of Waterloo

  PRIOR Data Sciences

  Ltd.