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D. Fox Harrell

Professor of Digital Media & Artificial Intelligence

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Comparative Media Studies/writing

MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

Data, Systems, and Society

D. Fox Harrell is currently serving as a Comparative Media Studies/Writing Professor of Digital Media & Artificial Intelligence at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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D. Fox Harrell

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professor of Digital Media & Artificial Intelligence

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communication social sciences artificial intelligence computer science cognitive science virtual reality narrative game design human-computer interaction user experience computational intelligence digital entertainment machine learning aesthetics player experience interactive storytelling social media social identity game ai interaction design immersive technologies game analytics online gaming chimeria platform affective computing information visualization artificial general intelligence digital storytelling game studies user modeling phantasmal media game experience avatar customization material-based imagination composition studies stem education mobile computing human robot interaction vehicular technology digital mediums technological forecasting intelligent computing model dissemination ai-generated persona user-generated content multiculturalism gamification avatar animation narrative summarization narrative representation algorithmic composition student engagement mobile communication audience reception mobile interaction human-machine interaction generative ai distributed artificial intelligence achievement motivation social games personal identity telemetry video game development diverse online audience agency play interactive narrative design avatar identification automatic generation description language general videogame evaluation cultural personas social data middle eastern users cognitive infrastructures digital culture computational media digital society medium culture journalism identity (social science) media studies

Notable Scholarly Works

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From My Vantage Point: Exploring the Effect of First-Person and Third-Person Perspectives on Social Acceptance in Vr Roleplaying Games. (2024)

Caglar YildirimSercan SengunEyup KucukMehmet AkhorozD. Fox Harrell

vr roleplaying gamesthird-person perspectivessocial acceptancepsychologyvirtual reality

The Effects of Roleplaying Orientations on Transformative Learning and Perspective Taking in Virtual Reality. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Sercan ŞengünCaglar YildirimFox D. Harrell

human-computer interactiontransformative learninglearning sciencesimmersive technologiescomputer sciencevirtual realityperspective taking

Affectively There?: Exploring the Physiological Correlates of Perspective Taking in Virtual Reality. (2023)

Caglar YildirimEyup Engin KucukD. Fox Harrell

neurosciencephysiological correlatesphysiologypsychologyaffectvirtual realityperspective taking

E4Unityintegration-Mit: An Open-Source Unity Plug-in for Collecting Physiological Data Using Empatica E4 During Gameplay. (2023)

Eduard De Vidal FloresCaglar YildirimD. Fox Harrell

physiological dataopen-source unity plug-inphysiologymachine learning

Through the Looking Glass: The Role of Virtual Mirrors in Shaping Empathy in Virtual Reality Perspective Taking. (2023)

Caglar YildirimSercan SengunMehmet AkhorozEyup Engin KucukFox Harrell

immersive technologiesbehavioral sciencesempathyhumanitiespsychologyvirtual reality

Toward Computationally-Supported Roleplaying for Perspective-Taking. Lecture notes in computer science (2023)

Caglar YildirimSercan ŞengünPakinam AmerJJ HawkeD. Fox Harrell

human-computer interactionsocial mediacomputing educationcomputer sciencecommunication

Contours of Virtual Enfreakment in Fighting Game Characters. Technological Forecasting and Social Change (2022)

Sercan ŞengünPeter MawhorterJames Bowie-WilsonYusef AudehHaewoon KwakD. Fox Harrell

wargamingsocial changesocial mediatechnologytechnological forecastingsocial sciencescommunicationvirtual enfreakment

Exploring the Influence of Demographic Factors on Progression and Playtime in Educational Games. (2022)

Amogh JoshiChristos MousasD.Fox HarrellDominic Kao

educationdemographic factorsdemography

Invited Talks. 2021 IEEE International Symposium on Smart Electronic Systems (iSES) (2022)

Subhasish Mitra

verbal interactionsdigital entertainmentartificial intelligencecommunication

On the Plane: A Roleplaying Game for Simulating Ingroup-Outgroup Biases in Virtual Reality. (2022)

Caglar YildirimD. Fox Harrell

psychologyroleplaying gamevirtual realityingroup-outgroup biases

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D. Fox Harrell

Professor of Digital Media & Artificial Intelligence

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Comparative Media Studies/writing

MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

Data, Systems, and Society

D. Fox Harrell is currently serving as a Comparative Media Studies/Writing Professor of Digital Media & Artificial Intelligence at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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D. Fox Harrell

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professor of Digital Media & Artificial Intelligence

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

From My Vantage Point: Exploring the Effect of First-Person and Third-Person Perspectives on Social Acceptance in Vr Roleplaying Games. (2024)

Caglar YildirimSercan SengunEyup KucukMehmet AkhorozD. Fox Harrell

vr roleplaying gamesthird-person perspectivessocial acceptancepsychologyvirtual reality

The Effects of Roleplaying Orientations on Transformative Learning and Perspective Taking in Virtual Reality. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Sercan ŞengünCaglar YildirimFox D. Harrell

human-computer interactiontransformative learninglearning sciencesimmersive technologiescomputer sciencevirtual realityperspective taking

Affectively There?: Exploring the Physiological Correlates of Perspective Taking in Virtual Reality. (2023)

Caglar YildirimEyup Engin KucukD. Fox Harrell

neurosciencephysiological correlatesphysiologypsychologyaffectvirtual realityperspective taking

E4Unityintegration-Mit: An Open-Source Unity Plug-in for Collecting Physiological Data Using Empatica E4 During Gameplay. (2023)

Eduard De Vidal FloresCaglar YildirimD. Fox Harrell

physiological dataopen-source unity plug-inphysiologymachine learning

Through the Looking Glass: The Role of Virtual Mirrors in Shaping Empathy in Virtual Reality Perspective Taking. (2023)

Caglar YildirimSercan SengunMehmet AkhorozEyup Engin KucukFox Harrell

immersive technologiesbehavioral sciencesempathyhumanitiespsychologyvirtual reality

Toward Computationally-Supported Roleplaying for Perspective-Taking. Lecture notes in computer science (2023)

Caglar YildirimSercan ŞengünPakinam AmerJJ HawkeD. Fox Harrell

human-computer interactionsocial mediacomputing educationcomputer sciencecommunication

Contours of Virtual Enfreakment in Fighting Game Characters. Technological Forecasting and Social Change (2022)

Sercan ŞengünPeter MawhorterJames Bowie-WilsonYusef AudehHaewoon KwakD. Fox Harrell

wargamingsocial changesocial mediatechnologytechnological forecastingsocial sciencescommunicationvirtual enfreakment

Exploring the Influence of Demographic Factors on Progression and Playtime in Educational Games. (2022)

Amogh JoshiChristos MousasD.Fox HarrellDominic Kao

educationdemographic factorsdemography

Invited Talks. 2021 IEEE International Symposium on Smart Electronic Systems (iSES) (2022)

Subhasish Mitra

verbal interactionsdigital entertainmentartificial intelligencecommunication

On the Plane: A Roleplaying Game for Simulating Ingroup-Outgroup Biases in Virtual Reality. (2022)

Caglar YildirimD. Fox Harrell

psychologyroleplaying gamevirtual realityingroup-outgroup biases

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