She was born in 1963 in Skopje. She graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Skopje (1986), received her master's degree from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Zagreb (1993), and earned her doctorate from George Washington University, USA (2004). In 1990, she was hired at the Institute of Computer Engineering and Informatics at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Skopje as a junior assistant. She obtained the ranks of assistant and associate professor in 1993 and 2005, respectively. During her doctoral studies in the USA (1997-2003) and from 2006 to the present, she has lectured and participated in research activities at George Washington University, USA. Her research work is in the area of user interfaces, with a special interest in agent-based intelligent interfaces, context representation in intelligent systems, and multimedia systems. She is the author/co-author of approximately forty scientific papers published in international conference proceedings, edited books, and international scientific journals. She has participated in ten research projects in Macedonia and the USA. Her current research focuses on intelligent systems for supporting human-computer interaction, specifically for systems in which the safety and security of users and equipment are of critical importance.
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| Book Title |
Publisher |
| Multimedia Systems – State of the Art, Research, Development, and Our Experience |
Medical Informatics |
| Paper Title |
Place |
Country |
| “Using Task Context Variables for Selecting the Best Timing for Interrupting Users” |
In Proceedings of the Joint sOc-EUSAI Conference on Smart Objects and Ambient Intelligence |
France |
| “Examining the Qualitative Gains of Mediating Interruptions during HCI” |
In Proceedings of HCI 2005 |
United States of America |
| “Using Context Awareness to Support Intelligent Interruption Management |
In Proceedings of ICT-ACT Innovations 2009 |
Macedonia |
| “A Case Study: Learning to Use Virtual Team Collaboration to Solve Wicked Problems” |
ACM Crossroads |
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| “Using a Theoretical Multimedia Taxonomy Framework” |
ACM Journal of Educational Resources in Computing |
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| “A Framework for Context-Sensitive Coordination of Human Interruptions in Human-Computer Interaction”, |
In User-Centered Interaction Paradigms for Universal Access in the Information Society, Editors Stary, C. & Stephanidis, C., LNCS Series 3196 |
Austria |
| “Empirical Validation of a Computer-Mediated Coordination of Interruption, |
Annual Conference of CHISIG – OZCHI 2004: Supporting Community Interaction |
Australia |
| Evaluation of context-aware coordination of interruptions in mobile applications |
WISHWell ’11, Book Series on Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments |
United Kingdom |
| Motivational and interruption tradeoffs in a mobile wellness-promoting application |
Proceedings of Mobile Wellness 2011, ACM |
Sweden |
| Project Title |
Funded by |
| “Teaching People to Visualize Data” |
National Security Agency – NSA consortium |
| “Internet-Based Research to Expand Analysts’ Metacognition, Critical Thinking, and Collaboration Skills” |
National Security Agency – NSA consortium |
| “Internet-Based Research to Expand Analysts’ Metacognition, Critical Thinking, and Collaboration Skills” |
National Security Agency – NSA consortium |
| Coordination of interruptions |
National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Urban search and rescue robots |
National Institute of Standards and Technology |
| Research in human-computer interaction |
George Washington University |
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