Carmen Lacave

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University of Castilla-La Mancha

Spain

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Professor Carmen Lacave is a Titular Professor at Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha in Spain. Her research areas encompass usability evaluation methodologies, particularly in the context of programming tools and systems designed for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Additionally, she investigates individual differences in computer programming and the impacts of technology in education and health, as reflected in her recent publications.

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University of Castilla-La Mancha

SPAIN

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Awareness support in collaborative programming tools: An evaluation based on programmer's perception and eye tracking

Eye tracking-based evaluation of accessible and usable interactive systems: tool set of guidelines and methodological issues

A Comprehensive Usability Measurement Tool for m-Learning Applications

Evaluating PlanTEA: the practice of a UX evaluation methodology for people with ASD

Individual differences in computer programming: a systematic review

Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Statistical Techniques with Applications to Health and Education

Factors related to teaching quality: a validated questionnaire to assess teaching in Spanish higher education

PlanTEA: Supporting Planning and Anticipation for Children with ASD Attending Medical Appointments

The Impact of COVID-19 in Collaborative Programming. Understanding the Needs of Undergraduate Computer Science Students

Home Rehabilitation Based on Gamification and Serious Games for Young People: A Systematic Mapping Study

Analyzing the influence of a visualization system on students’ emotions: An empirical case study

A modern approach to supporting program visualization: from a 2D notation to 3D representations using augmented reality

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Yoel Arroyo

David Vallejo

Ana I. Molina

Maximiliano Paredes-Velasco

Santiago Schez-Sobrino

Miguel A. Redondo

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