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Michael Horn is a Professor in the Computer Science Learning Sciences department at Northwestern University and directs the Tangible Interaction Design Learning (TIDAL) Lab. His research focuses on the design of interactive technologies that foster innovative learning experiences, with a particular emphasis on tangible and embodied interaction. He has held key roles in various academic programs including serving as Program Coordinator for the Learning Sciences PhD Program and co-founding the Joint PhD Program in Computer Science and Learning Sciences. In addition to his editorial work with the International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction, he has contributed extensively to the ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction as an associate editor. His projects have been recognized in major exhibitions and have led to the development of educational products like Osmo Coding and Kibo Robotics. The TIDAL Lab also produced TunePad, enabling communities to explore music through Python coding. Michael’s academic contributions are reflected in multiple publications and awards, signifying his impact on the field of educational technology.
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