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  %strong Publication

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  %strong Computer Human Interaction Conference (CHI), Austin, TX, May 2012

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  CHI is a major Human Computer Interaction conference in the world. Published in (CHI) in May 2012 for research work to gauge the effectiveness of different ways to teach
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    English as Second Language (ESL)
  to small children. Different ways of teaching are reading, listening and speaking.
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  Developed mobile games in Actionscript 3 for Nokia N810 cellphone. The games can recognize speech which helps children to speak words that they learn while playing the game.
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  Conducted Field Studies to collect data with children at an NGO and analysed them for results.
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  The research paper can be accessed <a href='http://www.rajatagrawal.net/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/rajat_agrawal_chi_paper.pdf'>here</a>.
  The source code is <a href='https://github.com/rajatagrawal/farmGame'>here.</a>

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Below is a video of the mobile games that I developed for this project.
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  %strong Patents
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    Researched and developed an iPad prototype for customer care representatives to video chat with customers. It was a 8 month project that involved user research, contextual inquiries, field studies and user interviews.
  %li The final project prototype and <strong>research findings have been patented in the United States</strong> as below,<commit_msg>First draft of the publications and patents page<commit_after>---
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  %strong Improving literacy in developing countries using speech recognition-supported games on mobile devices.
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  In proceedings of the 2012 ACM annual conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI ‘12). ACM, New York, NY, USA, Anuj Kumar, <NAME>, <NAME>, <NAME>, and <NAME>

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  CHI is a major Human Computer Interaction conference in the world. Published in (CHI) in May 2012 for research work to gauge the effectiveness of different ways to teach
  %strong
    English as Second Language (ESL)
  to small children. Different ways of teaching are reading, listening and speaking.
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  Developed mobile games in Actionscript 3 for Nokia N810 cellphone. The games can recognize speech which helps children to speak words that they learn while playing the game.
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  Conducted Field Studies to collect data with children at an NGO and analysed them for results.
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  The research paper can be accessed <a href='http://www.rajatagrawal.net/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/rajat_agrawal_chi_paper.pdf'>here</a>.
  The source code is <a href='https://github.com/rajatagrawal/farmGame'>here.</a>

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Below is a video of the mobile games that I developed for this project.
{% youtube hQ15LmL9ULk %}

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  %strong Patents
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    Researched and developed an iPad prototype for customer care representatives to video chat with customers. It was a 8 month project that involved user research, contextual inquiries, field studies and user interviews.
  %li The final project prototype and <strong>research findings have been patented in the United States</strong> as below,

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      Representative pre-selection for customer service video conference
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      Split screen presentation of functionality during a hold period prior to a customer-service video conference
    %p United States 8,866,877

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      Functionality during a hold period prior to a customer-service video conference
    %p United States 8,867,734

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      Representative selection for customer service conference
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      Adaptive scaffolding of levels of connectivity during a conference
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      Multiple-participant customer service conference
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