Pei-Yao received his M.S. in 2008 from Graduate Institute of Computer Science and Information Engineering at National Taiwan University (NTU). His research areas of interest include Human Computer Interaction (HCI), Game Design, Ubiquitous Computing, and Social Network. Since his undergraduate study, he started to explore topics about educational technology and children technology. His master thesis is about designing computer game for autistic children to train & assess their visual motor integration ability. Now he starts a new journey in School of Information, University of Michigan. He wants to explore more about human behavior, interaction design, and user experience.
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