My interests lie in the intersection of ubiquitous computing and embodied cognition. The primary goal of my research is to understand the human experience of interacting with computational systems, particularly the ways that computation mediates human cognition and action. Computation is sometimes experienced as invisible as the motors in a car, but it often is experienced as a more visibly present social actor that requires direct attention. These shifts have serious implications for the human experience of technologies both in-the-moment and reflectively.