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Andrew Monk

Professor Andrew Monk, Department of Psychology

My current research is in all areas of technology for the home. I have a long history in usability research, particularly lightweight methods for use by designers and videoconferencing. I am Professor of Psychology at York University, Director of CUHTec, and a Fellow of the British Computer Society. I was Chair of the British HCI Group from 1997-2001.

E: A.Monk@psych.york.ac.uk
T: +44 1904 433148
F: +44 1904 433181

Department of Psychology, University of York, York. UK. YO1 5DD.

Updated 16.8.07

Meetings

See CUHTec courses and events pages

Research:

See CUHTec (Centre for Usable Home Technology) for summaries of the work we are doing on home technology at York University.

You can also access a list of my publications under the headings: books, parts of books and journal articles. You can also access a short summary of my interests in:

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
Social and leisure uses of information and communication technology
Video links and computer supported cooperative work (CSCW)
Computer-mediated communication (CMC)
Reading and memory

Teaching:

Data Analysis 2 (Year 1 Term 3, Psychology)
Human factors: the psychology of design (Year 3 advanced option, Psychology)

Teachers of Statistics may be interested in StatsTest a set of materials for use in assessment. You can also dowload my statistics notes (just less than 100 pages).

Other HCI:

I was Chair of the British HCI Group, a specialist group of the British Computer Society from 1997-2001. I am also an enthusiastic member of the York HCI Group based in the departments of Psychology, Computer Science and Electronics here. See alsoDownloadable tutorial guides in HCI

Famous relatives:

In case you confuse us, my slightly younger brother Tim is a psychologist and well known for his work on circadian rhythm, shift work, jet lag etc. He currently works in Pittsburgh. My much younger brother is a computer scientist known for his clever gizmos for mobile phones at Momote

Where and when to find me:

I can usually be found in the Psychology building - in room PS/A012 from 9.00 to 5.30ish. I once looked like this. and this.

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