Group AI Learning Designer - Embodied Interactions Intern

Honda Ri; San Jose (CA); Sur place; USD 22 000 - 45 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Honda Research Institute USA in San Jose, CA, seeks a research intern to design and study embodied learning experiences for small groups, including AI agents. You will create activity designs, prototype them, and evaluate with groups, exploring how an AI participant can guide or facilitate group learning.

The role emphasizes publishing findings in venues like CHI, IDC, CSCW, HRI, and ICLS. You should be pursuing a PhD in a relevant field and have experience with design research methods,

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a PhD in design, human-computer interaction, learning sciences, educational technology, human-robot interaction, cognitive science, or a related field.
• Experience with design research methods such as participatory design, co-design, scenario development, or prototyping.
• Ability to translate interdisciplinary literature into concrete design concepts.

Responsabilités

• Design embodied learning activities for small groups with an AI agent participating.
• Develop activity designs targeting specific skills and group configurations.
• Prototype and evaluate activities with small groups.
• Plan formative evaluations and pilot sessions; iterate designs accordingly.
• Document design rationale and findings; contribute to publications and presentations.

Connaissances

Design research methods

Co-design

Prototyping

Written & verbal communication

Formation

PhD in Design / HCI / Learning Sciences / Educational Technology / HRI / Cognitive Science

Description du poste

Honda Research Institute USA in San Jose, CA, seeks a research intern to design and study embodied learning experiences for small groups, including AI agents. You will create activity designs, prototype them, and evaluate with groups, exploring how an AI participant can guide or facilitate group learning.

The role emphasizes publishing findings in venues like CHI, IDC, CSCW, HRI, and ICLS. You should be pursuing a PhD in a relevant field and have experience with design research methods,