Hello!

I'm Grace Barkhuff (she/her), a third year PhD student at the Georgia Instutute of Technology in Human-Centered Computing. I am advised by Dr. Ellen Zegura.

My main work focuses on the teaching of computing ethics at the undergraduate level. It centers around the perspectives of educators related to the teaching of ethics, including why they do or do not teach the subject and how they think it should be taught.

I also have explored a variety of other research areas, including: social perceptions of head-worn displays, teaching AI to high school students through game-based learning, the training of teaching assistants to use responsive pedagogy, and teaching assistants' use of AI.

Prior to my PhD, I completed a master's in Human Computer Interaction at Georgia Tech with a focus on UX Research. I also worked as a software tester and product manager with a focus on accessibility for people with disabilities. My undergraduate education was in mathematics at Mount Holyoke College.

Contact me at grace.barkhuff [at] gatech [dot] edu