Computing Creatively

Dr. Celine Latulipe
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  • About
  • Research
    • Older Adults, Close Others & Technology
    • CS Education Research
    • Measuring Creativity
    • Dance.Draw
    • Parameter Exploration
  • Current Studies
    • Bingo Online for Older Adults Study
    • The BankBox Study: Practicing Online Banking in a Simulated Environment
    • The ABLE Village Study
    • Investigating the Use of Trinkets for In-Class Active Learning in Computer Science
  • Past Studies
    • Bingo Observation Study
    • Investigating Older Adults’ Use of Interactive Data Dashboards
    • CRA & Older Adults Interview Study
    • Serious Games for Medicine Study
    • Investigating how users with physical design backgrounds build virtual spaces
    • Proxy Access Control Study
    • Close Others, Older Adults & Banking
    • Gathering Feedback on Banking Interfaces for Caregivers
    • Interview Study: Close Others & Banking
    • Interview Study: Older Adults & Banking
    • Zoom vs. Gather.Town Remote Learning Experiences
    • Participatory Design Study: Older Adults & Online Socializing
    • Intergenerational Music Co-Listening
    • Older Adults Collaborative Learning Study
    • Bank Stakeholders Survey
  • Publications

Past Studies

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Past studies, along with summaries of results, are accessible by clicking the Studies menu and selecting the study you are interested in.

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Contact Info

Dr. Celine Latulipe

Professor
Dept. of Computer Science
Faculty of Science
University of Manitoba
celine.latulipe@umanitoba.ca

Teaching

Winter 2026:
COMP 7570

 

 

Graduate Students

Melika Adabinejad
Emmanuel Segun-Lean
Simran Panthi
Mehran Hossain
Simon Wermie

Former Students

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