Dina-Sara Vasjakovic
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Dina-Sara Vasjakovic is a researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, cognitive health, and inclusive design. Her work focuses on developing and evaluating digital interventions for older adults and individuals with cognitive impairments, with a particular emphasis on user-centered design and accessibility. Her most cited paper, "User Testing of Cognitive Training Games for People with Mild Cognitive Impairment: Design Implications" (2019), provides critical insights into how cognitive training tools can be tailored to meet the needs of users with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Through rigorous user testing, Vasjakovic identified key design implications—such as simplicity, feedback clarity, and motivational elements—that enhance engagement and usability for this population. This work has garnered attention for its practical contributions to the growing field of digital cognitive health, offering a foundation for future game-based interventions. Vasjakovic’s research not only advances academic understanding but also directly informs the creation of more effective, empathetic technologies for aging and vulnerable populations. Her commitment to bridging the gap between technical design and real-world user needs makes her a valuable voice in the ongoing effort to improve quality of life through thoughtful, evidence-based innovation.
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